The Good: London. The National Football League (NFL) had their yearly game in London this
year and this got me to thinking if London might find itself with a team in the
future. There were already rumors speculating that London is trying to get a
team or at the very least a Super Bowl in their arena. A couple weeks ago I was
playing Madden and I decided to start a fantasy with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Gutsy decision I know but I’m a sucker for
their new jerseys. After the season I moved the team from Jacksonville to
London as the London Black Knights. Interestingly enough, the owner of the
Jacksonville Jaguars, Shahid Khan, has interest London. He has been
quoted saying that “Jaguars are the home team for London.” Not to mention that
he just became the new owner of Fulham. It might not be long before we see a team,
not necessarily Jacksonville, move to London. The market, fan base, and
opportunities that London would provide would be an excellent business decision
for a few struggling NFL teams at the moment.
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Showing posts with label Jacksonville Jaguars. Show all posts
Monday, September 30, 2013
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of Week 4
By:
Unknown
The Good: London. The National Football League (NFL) had their yearly game in London this
year and this got me to thinking if London might find itself with a team in the
future. There were already rumors speculating that London is trying to get a
team or at the very least a Super Bowl in their arena. A couple weeks ago I was
playing Madden and I decided to start a fantasy with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Gutsy decision I know but I’m a sucker for
their new jerseys. After the season I moved the team from Jacksonville to
London as the London Black Knights. Interestingly enough, the owner of the
Jacksonville Jaguars, Shahid Khan, has interest London. He has been
quoted saying that “Jaguars are the home team for London.” Not to mention that
he just became the new owner of Fulham. It might not be long before we see a team,
not necessarily Jacksonville, move to London. The market, fan base, and
opportunities that London would provide would be an excellent business decision
for a few struggling NFL teams at the moment.Thursday, March 7, 2013
Water Cooler Talk: NFL Team in Los Angeles Continues to be Delayed
By:
Greg Monforte
AEG’s
plan to bring a stadium to downtown Los
Angeles is dead according to Yahoo Sports author Jason Cole. One of the
biggest problems with the deal is the economics behind it. The cost would be at least 1.8 billion. This amount causes a problem for both AEG and
whichever team ends up relocating to Los Angeles. Another problem with this plan is that NFL told the owners that no team would
be moving to Los Angeles for the 2013 season.
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