(02-05-2020, 12:53 PM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote:

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(02-04-2020, 09:27 PM)Eric1 Wrote: I'm glad I don't live in Florida and have season tickets cause I'd be really pissed. Especially since it's cheaper to just buy tickets week to week anyways.

Even then though, I'm fairly annoyed/upset about this.. Living on the West Coast, waking up at 5-6am on Sunday to watch a trash team play a stupid football game is not something I want/like to do. I sure as hell don't want to do it back to back weeks.

What?  you moved to the west coast?  where about do you live?  I'm seriously considering the west coast (or even the southwest) as a seasonal place to live.
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I'm born and raised on the West Coast. 

I live in Washington (all my life, I'm 32), up here in the Pacific Northwest. 

It's great. We actually get all 4 seasons of the year, but it does get a little wet and rainy up here. One of the few places in this country where you can be at the Beach, or the Mountains, or Desert, or huge forest areas/outdoors in just a few hours worth of a drive.

(02-05-2020, 03:10 PM)rufftime Wrote: As a few people have said, I will wait to see which games are in London.  If they are September/ early October, then this is fine with me.  It is tortuous to attend those games anyway.  If they are both in prime football weather (Late Oct - Early Dec) then I will probably not renew.

Some exceptions if the Steelers game is in Sept.  I am confident I could flip that game and pay for a good chunk of the total cost of tickets.

Well you can just go back and look at the past London schedules and get a pretty clear idea of when the games will likely be played..

2019 - Oct 6 - Nov 3
2018 - Oct 14 - Oct 28
2017 - Sept 24 - Oct 29
2016 - Oct 2 - Oct 30
2015 - Oct 4 - Nov 1
2014 - Sept 28 - Nov 9
2013 - Sept 29 - Oct 27
2012 - Oct 28
2011 - Oct 23
2010 - Oct 31
2009 - Oct 25
2008 - Oct 26
2007 - Oct 28

I'd put money down that the Jags will play the last 2 games in London, rather than the first 2 in London as well. Which would likely put those dates at the mid/end of October / early November.

So as somebody said earlier, you'll have a couple games in miserable heat. Then they'll disappear for awhile, during prime football weather. Only to come back to Jacksonville in late November/December when they're officially out of the running and playing meaningless football.

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