(11-07-2019, 10:55 AM)TJBender Wrote: "...we need London to really have a stable franchise in Jacksonville."

I know he's said it before, but it merits repeating again: if a single game in London can bring in enough revenue to keep the Jaguars in Jacksonville, then what could eight games in London do for Khan's wallet?

I don't see how this team doesn't end up playing two home games per year in London in the near future, especially if Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder are more successful in sticking it to the small markets than they were ~10 years ago.

I think over-saturating the market would lead to half-empty stadiums in London, too.

When there are only 3 or four games all season, tickets will sell, especially when the participating teams are varied. That draws more fanbases to either travel, or buy in to see their team play.

I'd be interested to see how many fans are buying seats to multiple London games in a single season - Are they going just because it's football, and they love the live action? Or are we seeing more diverse fanbases buying single-game experiences, and if the same team played 2, 3 games in a year, even, would that fan be purchasing a ticket to all the games, or just pick their favorite opposing team and see their team once?

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