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[cowboy30]

Del Rio and Smith built one heck of a defense and a solid offense during the middle of their tenure. That defense was awesome and they built their offense around MJD and Fred Taylor. Unfortunately, they were content with having a game managing QB in Garrard. He was average, he relied on the run game, defense, and was smart enough to play mistake free football.

Too bad they couldn't get another playmaking WR or upgrade at QB. They may have had a small shot at a Super Bowl, even though the Patriots and Colts were so dominant then!

[CMPunk]

Interesting to see how they do moving foward.

[bumpy93]

CMPunk, on 14 November 2012 - 12:29 PM, said:

Interesting to see how they do moving foward.

when you say moving foward... you do mean to another city???? Possibally Los Angeles??

[CMPunk]

bumpy93, on 14 November 2012 - 01:56 PM, said:

when you say moving foward... you do mean to another city???? Possibally Los Angeles??

If any teams are going to move to Los Angeles, its either going to be St.Louis, Oakland or San Diego. All teams with crappy stadium deals, blackouts and ties to the LA area.

Things would get ugly if the Jags ever left Jacksonville.

[Rodney_Zero]

CMPunk, on 14 November 2012 - 05:06 PM, said:

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Things would get ugly if the Jags ever left Jacksonville.

I lived in Fla for 24 years, a majority of fans there are transplants from the North (like me), the 3 teams in Fla are second fiddle and IDK about Miami, but Tampa does'nt sell out at home games, and there's no need for 3 teams in that state. Jax area is college football land with UGA, UF, Ga Tech, and other SEC teams. Same with Atlanta