Will the Jaguars go 0-16 this season? (win, game, NFL)
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I know people say it's too early to tell, but right now, every team in the entire NFL looks head and shoulders better than the Jags. I really can't see them beating ANYONE this season at all, not the RAMs, not the Titans, not the Steelers, no one! Even bad teams look good against the Jags (Oakland looks like an elite team when they played). At this point, when someone plays the Jags it's going down as a guaranteed win in most cases.
My personal opinion, the Jags will go 0-16 like the Detroit Lions did in 2008. Opinions?
As bad as they look, and they do look really bad, I doubt it. Not many teams go 0-16, someone they face is bound to have an awful game and give Jac a game or two
better than 50/50 chance that they do go winless I think
there's an even better chance they continue to be profitable
there's no chance they move any time soon from their current location
That was said about the Cleveland Browns. They were bound to a lease with the city of Cleveland, and we all saw how that worked out.
As for 0-16 for the Jags? Not sure, as even though the Lions did it, it's still hard to do in the NFL. However; the Jags are pretty bad. They were always quite competitive, so I wonder what the Hell happened down there?
That was said about the Cleveland Browns. They were bound to a lease with the city of Cleveland, and we all saw how that worked out.
As for 0-16 for the Jags? Not sure, as even though the Lions did it, it's still hard to do in the NFL. However; the Jags are pretty bad. They were always quite competitive, so I wonder what the Hell happened down there?
Jacksonville is so lucky the Los Angeles market keeps on getting in it's own way when it comes to acquiring an NFL franchise, otherwise the Jaguars would have already relocated to Southern California by now.
Jacksonville is so lucky the Los Angeles market keeps on getting in it's own way when it comes to acquiring an NFL franchise, otherwise the Jaguars would have already relocated to Southern California by now.
Yeah there is that, in regards to LA. Plus you have people who have relocated there from all over the country, and have remained loyal to their respective teams. Not to mention that LA inherited teams from elsewhere with the Rams from Cleveland, and the Raiders from Oakland. I think if LA were granted a new expansion team that was exclusive to LA, with their own identity, and not a team from another city, it may be more of a draw.
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