(01-29-2022, 01:07 PM)jagman Wrote:

(01-29-2022, 12:45 PM)Caldrac Wrote: That was made out into a bigger deal than it actually was. I saw and see more of it on social media than what was reported at the actual game. With that said. 

Khan's going to do what he want's to do. He's a billionaire. He has an ego. Despite his [BLEEP] record as an owner it's ultimately his team. The real clown show hasn't started yet. That'll happen in a few weeks (depending on what happens hopefully no later than Monday at this point) when season ticket holders say "[BLEEP] it" and don't renew. 

Maybe he'll [BLEEP] get the picture and big idea then. Billionaires only understand one thing and one thing only. Profits. Hurt his pocket. Then the real clown show begins.

Do you not realize that when his pocket is hurt this team will be gone to another city.  Makes no difference to me but to many so called jag fans they will be upset when they no longer have a team in Jax.

What is the difference between having no team and having a team that is a complete embarrassment? A team that wants to tell you tickets and merchandise and get your undying allegiance, only to disappoint you year after year with complete incompetence that only gets worse each year. Fans are left with no hope at all and who wants to root for a losing team that has absolutely no chance to win, because of complete and utter mismanagement? It's not like Jacksonville would be losing a winning franchise or even an average franchise. In 10 years, Khan has made this team the laughing stock of the NFL and that will continue if he keeps Baalke, therefore alienating fans and potential coaches and players that refuse to work with him. If this continues, what would Jacksonville actually be losing, if Khan threw a temper tantrum and moved the team elsewhere? If he can show that he has learned his lesson and cut out the cancer (Baalke), fans will continue to support this franchise, but he has to show good faith to the supporters of this team and prove to them that he is willing to forge a path to a winning future. That starts by making wholesale changes.

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