Another Jaguars home game blacked out

get rid of delrio and would someone plz find us a QB,jacksonville is not metting allot of the expctations that the fans give them credit for..after biran leftwitch left jaguars are doing worse with D.garrard.....i dont think we should move the team i think we should get rid of jack delrio and have ourselfs a better coach

Call me a bleeding heart but I think the Jaguars should stay right where they are. They've had little national exposure and when they were "up and coming" they still never received the attention they deserved. Small market, yes but if Mr. Weaver doesn't want the team he should try and sell it. There are plenty of people who like the Jags and want them to stay. I live in Detroit and would gladly take them over the 50-year drought we've had to put up with!

I don't give this team 3 more years in Jacksonville. The team seems to be in major disarray, a disgruntled fan base, no stadium naming rights deal, and not making progress despite having fairly good draft positioning and free agent signings over the past few years. I can't see Mr. Weaver sinking his money into this money-pit for four or more years while they try to dig their way out of this morass via the draft, trades, and free agency, particularly given the club's HORRIBLE performance in those areas.

I say move the jaguars to macclenny

we would come to more games if beer did not cost $7.00 a bottle. the consession stands are out of control.

Tebow might be the answer for Jacksonville.

Other than LA, what major metro area is begging for a franchise? San Antonio, maybe. LA has already screwed up with the Rams and Raiders. An NFL team would have to compete with USC and UCLA - which have RABID fan followings, but only based on local affiliation, i.e., school graduates or "bandwagon" fans of those successful college teams. LA is too foo-foo for NFL footballs. They have no stadium that's ready to go for a current-day NFL franchise - the sky boxes, luxury suites, and all that stuff. So - where would the Jax, Cleveland, Cincinnatti, and Buffalo franchises go? As long as this downer economy continues, no team is going to incur the costs of moving their operations - not just the midnight moving vans (a la Robert Irsay's notorious midnight move from Baltimore to Indy), but also the contract buyouts associated with the city, services, and all sorts of other stuff. LA won't get a franchise until the potential ownership commits to a new stadium, which will take two years to build AFTER all of the funding and political stuff with the local city councils.

Hey jeff S: You are 100% corrrect. The NFL needs to evaluate all franchises and move the ones out of Cleveland, Cincinnitti, Buffalo, and Jacksonville to other metropolitan areas.

jacksonville never should have gotten an expansion team. baltimore was the best option but tagliabue wanted to put a team there.maybe jacksonville can put a museum where those empty seats are

A "Flex pack" would be nice in Philly