Goodell speaks on Jaguars ticket situation
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 5:54 PM EDT
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"We know there are a lot of passionate fans down in Jacksonville,'' Goodell said, according to a transcript of the meeting. "The first 10 years of their existence, they were at the top of the league with respect to ticket sales. We're a little disappointed where the ticket sales are and we know there are challenges down there. We've been working with Wayne and talking to him and seeing what we can do to support him. But we are disappointed with where the sales are right now. We recognize part of it is the economy. But part of it may be other factors.''
When asked what the league will do, Goodell said, "Come down and try to bring attention to this. To try and help him work with business leaders and other leaders. To help them recognize the challenges we are going through in that marketplace. I've offered my personal assistance and the assistance of our staff. And it's likely we will do that at some point.''
I believe it is safe to say the Jaguars will be the "home" team for a game in London as early as next year. Also, perhaps a home game or two in Orlando if the NFL somehow finds the Citrus Bowl up to snuff. The organization has to find some creative ways to fill the stadium until (if) the economy rebounds. Two less games to buy for season tickets means $100 cheaper season tickets.
The "home" team for the London games have all been teams that have needed to sell season tickets, and the Jaguars fit that bill. Before anyone says the Jaguars don't have the international appeal to play in London, the Buccaneers are playing in London this year and they aren't exactly "America's Team" either.
The possibility of playing a home game or two in Orlando has been tossed around practically since Touchdown Jacksonville! first sent a proposal to the NFL for an expansion team. The major hurdle there is the Citrus Bowl. Considering the Big 10 and SEC voiced their displeasure with the stadium during the last round of negotiations for the Capitol One Bowl, I can't imagine what the NFL would think.
Option three is to just sneak into UF's locker room, steal their uniforms, and make the town think the Gators moved a home game to Jacksonville.
What do you think BCC?
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It's embarrasing
“But part of it may be other factors.’’
Yeah, other factors as in people just need to buy tickets. I understand priorities and bad economy and all of that. But every other NFL city in the league has to deal with the same economy. Economic woes aren’t just in Jacksonville, FL.
This is a huge deal. Jags fans, you don’t have to buy a season ticket, but at least buy one game ticket. This pisses me off. No more excuses. Just buy tickets!
To be fair, the Jags are one of 12 teams that aren't sold out on a season ticket basis
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious."-Bill Hicks
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 6:09 PM EDT up reply actions
They aways forget the other 11
But as a Jacksonville native (and Jags season ticket holder) told me here earlier today, when we spoke here in Budapest, the area is about Las Vegas sized, and many people doesn’t have the money to go to see the games.
The Jags must bring back those, who can afford to see the games, but they find somekind of excusesjust because to watch the matches on TV. And that is a really tough call, when a team like now the jags are rebuilding in a very strong division…
Life without knowledge is death in disguise
by Zoltan from Budapest on Sep 6, 2009 6:15 PM EDT up reply actions
I know
But what I’m saying is that every other team has to deal with the same problems. And there are 11 other teams, but theres isn’t as bad as Jacksonvilles ticket problem. You can sell out the Gators games right? Must not be an economic problem completely…
Truth is, those tickets are much cheaper.
Face value of some student tickets are $10. Considering most who are there are alumni and current students, they’re paying much less for Gators tickets than Jags tickets. However, I still feel we have more than 60,000 Jags fans who can afford tickets. Where the hell are they?
Cuba
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"Face" value is right
However, unless things have changed, to get any non-student season ticket you have to make a pretty heft donation to the university. A de facto PSL if you will.
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious."-Bill Hicks
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 10:09 PM EDT up reply actions
I'm with you Blair
this has been brewing for quite some time. I’m really scared that this city will lose this franchise at some point. It completely blows my mind that JAX won’t support their NFL TEAM!
NFL city or college town. The thing that really pisses me off is how many years and how much effort went into securring a NFL franschise. Do you remember the Sharks, the Bulls, hell even the Firebirds. Colt fevor night. Courting the Ain’ts, the Falcons, and the Oilers. Hell, when a team wanted to hold their city hostage for a new stadium, they always threatened to move to JAX where they’d be supported. Is this town going to just throw that all away????
This really pisses me off.
by OGN on Sep 6, 2009 6:37 PM EDT up reply actions
One Final Point on this issue
If New Orleans can support and sell out their team – there is absolutely no excuses for JAX – period. New Orleans is smaller than Jax and they also have a SEC powerhouse just down the road in Baton Rouge – and Oh BTW – they’ve also won national titles in those parts. Additionally, they got creamed by a huricane and still, they support their team.
this just plain sucks JAX – no excuses – support your frapping team for crying out load!
by OGN on Sep 6, 2009 6:52 PM EDT up reply actions
Up until Katrina the Saints were far closer to moving to LA or San Antonio than the Jaguars are now, and the post-Katrina love affair is starting to ware off as well
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious."-Bill Hicks
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 7:44 PM EDT up reply actions
Drew Brees is the lifeblood of that team
if he goes, the domino effect happens.
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yeah but,
the gators have been around for over 100 years. my grandpa went there, my mom went there, my dad went there. also, if you give up good gator season tickets, you can’t get those seats back for at least a decade. my dad and i saved up money to get decent half-pack tickets, but we’d never give up the amazing seats we have for the gator games.
additionally, the gators have people coming from all over the state, plus nation-wide. the jags are simply a NE florida team.
additionally, i have a hard time sympathizing with the team when people are working to pay the mortgage.
I'm in favor of the London idea.
At least it would ease the burden for a game over the next few years. I’ve been considering this for a while and now I think I can say it: No other NFL team values wining as much as the Jaguars. Not the Steelers, Bears, Patriots or Cowboys, no other team. The Jaguars have to win because they know their targeted fan base, which they need to fill the stadium, will only show if this team is winning more than it’s losing on a consistent basis.
Jacksonville Jaguars. It's what I do.
Whatever buy tickets
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This stuff really wears on me
I really hope this whole problem dissolves in coming years. Giant and Packer fans don’t talk about stuff like this. They talk about their football team.
heres the upside
1. Not every team in trouble (Minnesota,St. Louis,Oakland, San Diego or Buffalo) can move to LA
2. There are options to help mitigate low ticket sales such as two home games a year in Orlando is a very real possibilty following the Buffalo Model in Toronto
3. The history is on our side the team had some very good years and i think that is a good indicator of overall fan support things are rough but they wont always be
4. Mr weaver may very well be stuck with the team in this economy so no new owner will swoop in to move the team
in response to SOcal i know it liek each year u have to check the forbes magazine report on the health of ur franchise to know if itll be there for u to root for sucha downer the league revenue is growing at 7 percent a year pool all the revenue and no one loses everyone makes moey but it looks like things are going the other way
"The only yardstick for success our society has is being a champion. No one remembers anything else."
it is what it is… if YOU have bought a ticket, encourage others to do so… do NOT berate those that can’t afford a ticket… that only draws people farther away… i do think some of you folks need professional help… if this seriously pisses you off, then, i humbly suggest, you have your priorities way out of whack…
Sean Jax Beach Bum
Why you sound so sour all of the time man?
It’s a real issue. No one is berating anyone else, but it truly is a free flowing discussion. C’mon man, we’re concerned is all.
i dont sound sour all of the time. You just happen to remember the one’s where I have sounded like that. And, yes, SOME people are berating of others. If it’s not you, then dont take it personally. I have my opinion, you have yours. This site is where we talk about them. No big deal.
Sean Jax Beach Bum
It's funny how 90,000 appeared at that Florida game against an unranked team.
I bet 65 percent of those fans were from Jacksonville.
Exactly
Instead of watching a ranked school cream and run up the score on a AA team, they could have been at the Jaguars game. At least Auburn opens with a decent team to start the season.
If hip hop is dead, then it happened the day that Dilla died.
-Akrobatik
Maybe we should draft tebow...
Watch him wheel out the handicap as 6 fighter jets fly over and fireworks burst and the blind are healed.
I think Vic tries to rationalize our situation but I believe that Jacksonville cares more about the Gators then the Jaguars.
The gators have been here before World War 2
so they’ve had people born gator fans and died gator fans already. The Jaguars have only been in the league since 95’. In a decade the franchise will be healthy and stable thanks to influx of 20-30 year old fans coming out of college. Have faith.
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by TheTealDeal on Sep 6, 2009 9:02 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Heres the thing I wonder
Once Tebow leaves(and doesn’t go to the Jaguars), Urban Sleyer is going to Notre Dame and Florida will fall off the radar just like they did during the Ron Zook era. By then the Jaguars should have a good team with Comrade Gene Smith establishing his own Communist regime and turning Jacksonville into a fortress.
Then we’ll sell tickets…
If hip hop is dead, then it happened the day that Dilla died.
-Akrobatik
Def Cord Strong might get Head coach then
so instead of National championships it be fiesta bowls etc.
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What Mr.Weaver has to say about the issue
In case you guys missed it WW discussed the situation at Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce meeting here is a link.
Also why is it that there is no Jaguar presence in West Florida?
I’m in Tallahassee and both the Radio and TV broadcast are for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers a team whose stadium is over 5 hours away.
The outside is, but the inside looks like it was built with a rusting erector set
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious."-Bill Hicks
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 7:43 PM EDT up reply actions
Up until last year I saw every Jags game on TV in Tally, even then last year I still saw most of them
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious."-Bill Hicks
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 7:43 PM EDT up reply actions
I agree on the radio though, I went wtf when I found out the Jags didn't have an affiliate in Tally
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious."-Bill Hicks
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 7:45 PM EDT up reply actions
Was at FSU until last December
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious."-Bill Hicks
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 8:20 PM EDT up reply actions
I just want to know.....
How many people here actually have season tickets??……… I do………Who else?
frankDUBZ aka Frank Silba
Black Pack, hopefully will upgrade to a full season next year when my job situation is clearer
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious."-Bill Hicks
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 8:50 PM EDT up reply actions
Parents have 3 season tickets
I’m not old enough (or wealthy) to buy one yet.
"HULU: An evil plot to destroy the world. Enjoy"
The Flavour of the Day is Turf. - Courtesy of the Jacksonville Jaguars
Leader of the Run-Paul-Smith-Out-Of-Town Club **--Mission Complete--**
"As for me, Life goes on."-TheTealDeal
2 in section 106
Big Cat Country!:: The Official Home of the Unofficial Blog of the Jacksonville Jaguars!
My Parents
Have 4. We just renewed last season. We had them way back when the team first began, then stopped around 99’. Got em back now.
If hip hop is dead, then it happened the day that Dilla died.
-Akrobatik
I live in Arizona
but I promise you if lived anywhere in the state of Florida I’d have tickets. I’ve even thought about moving to Jacksonville just because of the Jaguars. Isn’t that ridiculous?
I laughed out loud on that one, literally.
To Cuffs, I live about an hour or so SE of Tucson, down by Mexico. It’s a military town and that’s why I’m here, because of the job and my military background (I’m a civilian contractor for the gov)
Lol
reminds when i told my 3rd grade teacher my grandpa was off-limits
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Just so you guys know
Any team is at least a few years away from moving to LA…a location was finally approved by a city (City of Industry), but most neighboring cities are attempting to stop it due to inconvenience to them (traffic, etc.) I know there are financial problem’s but there are only so many excuses people can make to not go to games…I’m flying out there just to see one.
And if there are any florida fans who just want to see jags games at on TV, your making a mistake. Its not so hard to go to college games and pro games; people over here go to USC football games one night, the Lakers game the next, and then see a Tuesday night dodgers game a couple nights later, and its not because everyone has money, and its definitely not just because they’re winning right now (You can’t get a laker’s ticket cheap, win or lose, and the dodgers haven’t been good until recently)
The Suns feed the dodgers
I blame them for low ticket sales at the baseball stadium lol. just kidding.
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"As for me, Life goes on."-TheTealDeal
Excuses, excuses
I heard it all : No identity to team, no tradition yet, still dolphin fans hanging on here in Jax, Anyone who actually goes to the game especially when they play Pittsburgh, all you see it Steeler fans everywhere smacking Jag fans with their stupid towel. If The team is in fact still here in 10 years, we all can look back and laugh about it all.
I am tired of hearing Jax is a Gator town only
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I hope everyone realizes the last part was a joke
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt. Then it's just hilarious."-Bill Hicks
by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 6, 2009 9:13 PM EDT up reply actions
We hold the national championship trophies hostage
and force the legions of gators to buy tickets. We then cut up the trophies and give them back piece by piece.
"HULU: An evil plot to destroy the world. Enjoy"
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"As for me, Life goes on."-TheTealDeal
Thats good to hear.... but i haven't heard enough....
Lets go people…….. buy some damn tickets. I was laid-off in February and collected unemployment until August when I finally found a job, I paid my bills and bought some DAMN TICKETS!!!!!!!!!!! I’m only 26, I have 2 children and a mediocre job that does’nt pay that good, rent, a dog, BLAH BLAH BLAH. If I can struggle with my finances and still manage to do it, YOU CAN TOO. Man I take this very seriously. This team is a part of my identity and my life. I know some people really cant afford to go and that is fine. But on the other hand, there are thousands and thousands of people who CAN afford it and are’nt buying. How can you really call yourself a fan knowing that you can afford it but your just not going to? I dont wanna hear “Oh, I have better things to spend my money on”. If you feel like that, you should’nt even be on this website reading these words I’m typing. GET SOME F****** TICKETS.
frankDUBZ aka Frank Silba
Masterly spoken
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"As for me, Life goes on."-TheTealDeal
I Agree Man
It’s a tough time in the economy for everybody. But my parents still bought some tickets(I’m 15). Jacksonville is well over a million strong, and almost everyone calls themselves a Jags fan. I know more than 40,000 people can afford some tickets.
If hip hop is dead, then it happened the day that Dilla died.
-Akrobatik
Dude
I really respect you for that. You’re a true fan.
And don’t mind Cuffs. He’s bitter for one reason or another.
haha… you must be taking it personally. feeling guilty or what? if you dont get my humor, dont pound on me for it.
Sean Jax Beach Bum
its good… but i didnt mean it specifically for just one person… i like the fact we have passionate fans, i was just trying to draw that line in the sand and say that some have crossed over here and there…
how’s that weather in southern arizona? you guys need rain?
Sean Jax Beach Bum
I don't live in Maricopa county
So I don’t really know anything about the sheriff. It’s been raining some recently. Fall is the monsoon season for us, so it tends to rain alot. But it’s dry the other 9-10 months out of the year. I don’t really like the desert, and that’s what it is here. I don’t really like it, but I gotta do what is best for my son. And that means him being supported, having a Daddy around who loves him, and being as close to him as possible. He’s my priority before anything else. I’ve turned down alot of money for him in the past, and will probably have to do it again in the future. That’s the only, and seriously, the ONLY reason I am not living in FL right now. I could be making bank there and walking around with gorgeous blondes on the beach. Seems like paradise. But I can’t do it. Why did I just rant to you? I don’t know.
its cool… sometimes folks have a lot of thoughts smashing into each other in their brain… and, when given even a remote chance of letting some of those thoughts out in the open, it just flows naturally…
i’m glad you’re top priority is your son… i believe it always should be… take it easy out there… don’t forget your sunscreen! hehe
Sean Jax Beach Bum
Its a shame
That JAX natives can’t sell the stadium out… I am a Savannah Native in Richmond, VA and even I bought a half-pack to see the Titans and Phins game.. It CANT be the prices !!! I have gone to a Jax/Redskins game in DC and it cost me more than the whole half-pack did !! Come on Jacksonville.. Support the team.. If I lived in JAX there is no way I wouldnt buy a complete season ticket.. ! With the prices of the tickets there.. it costs me far more than you to drive the 10 hours, a hotel, etc. So it cost much less for the home town fans.. !
That deserves alot of credit
even if you’re not in Jax, and live near a team the jags play buy a half pack and go to it.
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This is my first post, so please don’t slaughter me.
Something worth considering in the conversation here is the economic benefit of calling ourselves home to a winning professional sports team, in the premier sports league in North America (yes, I am including Canada and Mexico; sorry CFL and Mexican Fútbol fans). Forget our passion for Jaguars Football for a second, and consider this from a different standpoint. From a certain perspective, the Jaguars are a representation of the city of Jacksonville. The state of ticket sales can reflect the state of the local economy, growth rate of the city, sports tradition, etc. If Jacksonville has any hope or expectation of hosting a future World Cup match, another Super Bowl, future Gator Bowls, ACC Championships, or even Florida-Georgia games (without which, we could apparently queue widespread anarchy/return to the dark ages), then those prospects depend heavily on there being an organization, aka the Jaguars, to rent, maintain, and renovate “The Jack”. These events are hardly geared to showcase an athletic event any longer, but rather to generate revenue and marketing value for the hosting city.
This is just food for thought, but isn’t it worth considering that this is more than just a "best fackin fan evah versus apathetic wiener" sort of issue? Shouldn’t there be more comprehensive interest in keeping the Jags around, unless we’d like to count Monster Jam and WWE Pay-Per-View events as the highlights of our city’s "sports" value? The state of the Jaguars organization reflects the state of our city, from its elected officials to casual sports fans, and right now, I think that’s sort of sad. Anyway, feel free to forget what I just deuced out here if you like. At least we’re not Cleveland.
You need to start writing some fanposts
Your intellect is evident. I want to see more writing from you. Don’t take my words lightly, please.
Thanks for the comment. Welcome to the site, and keep ‘em coming. I’ll leave the agrees or disagrees for everyone else.
Perspective is valued
Write more please.
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We need help
I agree with everyone on here. I also brought the pack I will be flying from Texas to see a couple of games. Its not just the tickets its also the merchandise. The jerseys hats and t-shirts. I know times are hard but we have to support our team or we will lose them. Go Jags
One thing is also quite clear
Jacksonville is the whipping boy of choice for an agenda driven media right now. Don’t discount that. Media bias is not limited to just politics. There may be 11 or 12 teams in the same boat (or worse) but you never hear about them – only JAX gets singled out.
Just something to consider.
You'd think we satisfy
the media with all the news/controversy we give them, but the Apathetic Press (AP) must have more.
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ive been looking for a job
so i can buy season tickets for the first time… im 16 and my parents rarely take me to the games because of the prices, i can say im probably spending 50% of my time paying attention to the jaguars. one day i’ll get those tickets but hopefully jacksonville still has the team :/
More Excitement Needed
I have been a Jags fan since day 1. Lets face it, the team is boring. If you want people in the stands you need to put excitement on the field. Best bet, lose every game this year, use #1 draft pick on Tebow. He is excitement and will put fans in the seats, he would be worth his weight in gold
You've reached your quota for speaking today.
by Slvrgun on Sep 7, 2009 6:00 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions 1 recs
Well put sir, well put
And I agree with you Slvrgun.
I bet some of these guys would literally either cry or be stunned speechless or both if they ever met Tebow. How can such idolization be real?
I know Tebow, we go to the same church
not personally, I love to draft him but i wouldn’t ripe down my Jags poster in my room if we didn’t.
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Lol
bonus points for using my word of the month, “quota”
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The Flavour of the Day is Turf. - Courtesy of the Jacksonville Jaguars
Leader of the Run-Paul-Smith-Out-Of-Town Club **--Mission Complete--**
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and i was just talking about over zealous fans crossing the line between reality and… i hate to say it, especially because it’s about a male football player… but some have crossed the line into fantasy… i wonder if these folks have tebow posters on the ceiling… Gross, i just got a cold chill.
Sean Jax Beach Bum
With the jockstrip and everything
I mean….Yeah pretty wierd
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LOL.... I second that!!!!!!!!
If you find any Jaguar game boring……..Please do not return to this site ever again. We should add a pop-up with a big sign before you enter the site….
frankDUBZ aka Frank Silba
And require
A signature that you will remain a loyal fan before an account is created. Ha
If hip hop is dead, then it happened the day that Dilla died.
-Akrobatik
or you owe everyone a dollar for a comment that violates our trust.
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Being from Orlando, I can tell you there is no way in Hell they'd put a regular-season NFL game in the Citrus Bowl, or Bright House Networks Stadium for that matter.
Not with bleachers.
Now if Wayne Weaver invests in putting actual seats in the Citrus Bowl…you’re in trouble.
"That's not baseball. Little numbers in a newspaper is...So-dookie, or whatever."
Oh, and another thing...
Malcolm Glazer also owns Manchester United. I’m surprised he didn’t have the balls to ask that the game be played at Old Trafford.
"That's not baseball. Little numbers in a newspaper is...So-dookie, or whatever."
From what i know Orlando is primarially Dolphin land
"HULU: An evil plot to destroy the world. Enjoy"
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