Khan laid out a great case for eventually moving.
He has said Jacksonville is a small market team in a derogatory manner, never speaks of the passion of a small market, it's all about revenue. He talks up London, calling it a "great city", he said London is CRUCIAL TO THE SUSTAINABILITY of the franchise. Do you know of any other NFL team owner who has said another city is crucial to his team's survival? That would be no. That statement right there seals the deal. London is CRUCIAL to the sustainability of the Jaguars. It is pathetic.

In the end he made an excellent case for getting in on the London action before the NFL relocates there. So it will happen, it's a matter of time.
The ironic and sad part is that as long as he ends every statement by stating "this will make the Jacksonville Jaguars stronger", people put on blinders.
Khan could be loading the moving vans, and as long as he waved goodbye and shouts out the window that "this will make the Jacksonville Jaguars stronger!",
a lot of folks will buy his message.
It's called denial.

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