I definitely wouldn't renew my season tickets if I had to pay for 2 pre-season games as part of my 4 home game package. I think one of those pre-season games would have to go to London in that scenario, but which city do you award the playoff games to though? And which city's name is attached to the franchise in such an "equitable" split. It makes very little real world sense to do such a thing.

Regarding the Jags playing 1 home game and 1 away game in London, I'm not sure the league would be for that as far as a competitive advantage for the Jags is concerned. I haven't been to a London game yet (maybe one day), but I'm under the assumption that the majority of fans at the game are rooting for the Jags. Someone that's been correct me if I'm wrong. If the Jags were the away team there for another game during the season, wouldn't most of those same fans show up and make it a de facto 9th home game for the Jags? Not sure the league would approve that.

I think the best thing to allow the league to expand fanbases in other continents is to do either 8 games in London with 8 different teams being the home team and sell season tickets to those interested enough in seeing so many different teams play live or to play 4 games in London, 4 in Mexico City, 4 in Tokyo and 4 in one other international location like Berlin. Of course they'd probably have to build up to 4 games over time in each of those cities other than London.

I'm not sure how you add an expansion team or 2 overseas or anywhere without making the schedule a mess. Right now the schedule is pretty straight forward with 32 teams, 2 conferences and 8 divisions and 16 games per team. It just works really well the way it's currently set up.

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