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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
It's hard to win with a fanbase that doesn't give a !@#$.
Football is so much about emotion and Bradley's style fed off it. In Jacksonville he just won't have that.
Sure, Khan will spend - but who's going to come out to see it? Even when they had a winner, Jacksonville wasn't drawing well. And they have that QB purgatory problem as well unless they decide to just give up on Gabbert and start over.
Of all the jobs on the market this winter, I think that one was clearly the worst.
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It's pretty obvious you don't know shit. Despite our record we still had average attendances that we've been having for a while now. Considering how long we've sucked, we still manage to "fill" the stadium every Sunday (I know about the covered sections with advertisements on it). The fan base is just as passionate as yours and it's insulting that you'd say something ignorant like that when you most likely haven't even been in Jacksonville and gone to a game, and maybe even haven't stepped foot in Florida in general. This is a great job for anyone because of the potential for a dynasty that has never been realized for a new franchise. So again just
about a team you have no damn clue about and make no attempt at trying to know anything about it. JFC.
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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
Kill yourself, Jags fan. You and your 17 closest friends won't be enough to make that hell-hole a decent job.
Oh well, things will start looking up for him when they move to LA.
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You are so ****ing ignorant it's baffling.
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Originally Posted by GoChargers
Disagreed. There were 12 teams with worse attendance than Jacksonville this year. Two of those teams (Cincinnati, Minnesota) made the playoffs. Two more (Chicago, Pittsburgh) narrowly missed out.
Last year, Cincinnati was dead last in attendance and made the playoffs. In 2008, the two Super Bowl teams (Arizona and Pittsburgh) were 24th and 28th in attendance respectively.
Ever since JerryWorld opened up, Dallas has routinely led the league in attendance. Those big crowds haven't stopped Romo and Garrett from choking.
The attendance thing with Jacksonville is overplayed. The real issue is that they drastically misjudged the market at the beginning and built an oversized stadium, hence the tarps. EverBank Field is the 27th-largest football stadium in the country, and that's counting both college and pro football. There's no reason why a market as small as Jacksonville needs a stadium that's almost as big as Dallas' and bigger than the stadiums in Denver, Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco, Philly, Seattle, St. Louis, Detroit, Chicago, etc.
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Thank you for setting that **** stick straight. Ragging on the Jags is old news.