(02-07-2020, 08:16 AM)JagsFanSince95 Wrote:

(02-07-2020, 07:45 AM)Dimson Wrote: It isn't about the team making money. It is about keeping up with the money the other NFL teams make. That is what it boils down to. It isn't greed to want to make money comparable to the other teams in the league.

Look, we were 22nd this year in total attendance at home, granted that is including the wembley game. Still, where and what is acceptable for a team who has 1 winning season per decade, then sucks the rest of the time, supposed to perform? We have the second smallest tv market of all nfl teams bro. Finishing anywhere above 31st in revenue and attendance should be seen as a win for a young, small market franchise that has struggled mightily over the last 15+ years. 2017 and even 2018 numbers show you that if you can generate hype around the team by simply winning and being competitive, Jacksonville is more than capable of supporting a franchise. Hell, we’ve proven that now anyways even while losing.

I totally agree with this. Since Khan bought the team, the value of the Jaguars franchise has at least tripled. He's made money hand over fist on this investment. To demand the 31st largest market has to be up in the middle of revenue is unrealistic and, yes, greedy. I see him as simply laying a foundation for Tony to move the team to London once Tony takes the reins and the lease needs renewal.

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