(09-17-2019, 07:15 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Yeah, if the NFL turns into an NBA-like situation where there are only a small handful of competitive teams, and those teams are determined by player-dictated personnel movement ...

... I'm out.

League think, as it was phrased, has been decaying for quite some time. While a lot of its components are still in place, parity is more a myth than reality. 

So, to JackCity's point, put together a competent organization. People always point to the "failures" of MLB as their example of why the NFL should continue to strive for parity. But those failures are a myth, as well. Look no further than the Tampa Bay Rays. They exist in a division with the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, yet they somehow manage to compete every year despite having a fraction of the revenue of the other two.

I'd honestly like to see the salary cap in the NFL bite the dust. We (the Jaguars) are at a point where we can't fit the talented players we drafted under the cap. No team should be penalized for drafting well.

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