Quote:I have this sinking feeling that our illustrious owner doesn't share our nearly unanimous opinion that Gus is the problem and will bring him back next year. 

 

I'm afraid that Khan is sold that Gus' "positive culture" is more important than results (or will eventually bring them....) and Bortles' complete regression is the perfect excuse to deflect responsibility away from Bradley and focus on seeing the QB position as the real issue that derailed last season and collapsed this one.

 

If the worst case scenario happens and we get Smiling Gus next year on the sideline, what should we as fans do? 

 

It seems if we respond with public outrage or protest by keeping our cash in our wallets and not buying tickets, there's no guarantee it won't be interpreted as disloyalty. But if we sit on our hands and keep attending games like nothing happened then there's no guarantee it won't be seen as supporting the decision and get us more of the same.

 

Ready for your responses....

 

I don't know what we as fans should do, but I know what we as fans will not do, and that is, buy tickets.   If Gus comes back, the Jaguars won't sell many tickets.   I think they would lose 10-20,000 seats per game.  

 

Khan has to throw the fans a bone.  And about the only thing he can do in that regard is get a new coach.   I don't see any other action that would excite the fans.   I can tell you that in my case, it would excite me, because I think this team has a lot of talent.  They kill themselves with mistakes, turnovers, penalties, etc. 

 

I don't think you could ever organize the fanbase to "send a message" or anything like that.  If people want to go to the games, they will go, if not, they won't. 

 

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