This team will be sold in the next 3 years. The deal is already in the works. Check out who Mr. Khan was meeting with after the game Sunday... investors... He bought it for $750 mil... its worth over $1 billion now... he's already looking to cash in Jaguar fans... do your research... London Jag-u-wars has a nice ring to it if you can't speak English...

Dude.... you know good and well that isn't true. If you knew anything about Khan, you would know that his vision is to be the man in Jacksonville for decades AT LEAST. No business man worth his salt is going to spend all that money making all of those improvements to the stadium, build a state-of-the-art amphitheater, has plans to build a riverside mega shopping center, and then up and sells the team just because the league wants a team in London. He wouldn't make anymore money and he would no longer have much influence in Jacksonville - which again, is his main goal.

Stop trying to scare people, dude.

One more thing: the NFL doesn't allow teams to break their lease just to relocate. The league created that rule after reactivating the Browns in 99 because they don't want another 1995 Cleveland incident on their hands. Only teams that have major stadium issues are in danger of relocation - something Jacksonville doesn't have seeing as how Khan basically reconstructed our stadium.

If he really wanted to stay here, he would have built a new stadium, but what they did was add an Awning. Its what you do to a place when you want to spruce it up, but really have no interest in investing anything significant in your property. He's selling this team.

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I ain't no monkey... I'm an ape.

Dude.... you know good and well that isn't true. If you knew anything about Khan, you would know that his vision is to be the man in Jacksonville for decades AT LEAST. No business man worth his salt is going to spend all that money making all of those improvements to the stadium, build a state-of-the-art amphitheater, has plans to build a riverside mega shopping center, and then up and sells the team just because the league wants a team in London. He wouldn't make anymore money and he would no longer have much influence in Jacksonville - which again, is his main goal.

Stop trying to scare people, dude.

One more thing: the NFL doesn't allow teams to break their lease just to relocate. The league created that rule after reactivating the Browns in 99 because they don't want another 1995 Cleveland incident on their hands. Only teams that have major stadium issues are in danger of relocation - something Jacksonville doesn't have seeing as how Khan basically reconstructed our stadium.

If he really wanted to stay here, he would have built a new stadium, but what they did was add an Awning. Its what you do to a place when you want to spruce it up, but really have no interest in investing anything significant in your property. He's selling this team.

I'm as much of a conspiracy theorist as anyone, but Tony Khan will own this team one day, and that won't happen by selling it to him.

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