The problem with your theory is that the team was all but abandoned by fans in the mid-2000's, yet the predicted move to LA never happened despite Weaver's behind the scenes efforts to make it so. Purely anecdotal evidence, but I knew someone reasonably up the team's totem pole back then, and their belief was that the reason Weaver sold the team is that he didn't think the NFL would let him have LA.

Whether that's true or not, Khan's increasing fascination with London can't be overlooked, and with the upcoming TV deal likely to slit the throats of small market teams then open them up like a Pez dispenser and whiz into their trachea, the very real possibility exists that Khan will find the income potential of London too strong to overlook, especially if the NFL gives his team a few key advantages (salary cap allowances, preferred scheduling, etc.) that make a team over there more palatable. It remains my belief for that reason that the next London deal will be for two home games, with an announcement in/around 2024 that the Jaguars are moving overseas.

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