What Team could the NFL do without?

[Scout200]

In your opinion, what team could the NFL do without if they had to eliminate one team?

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[Boxermm187]

Seattle Seahawks! they are just there!

[bigpoppachief]

Dallas Cowboys just because I have a hatred for them

[KristofLaw]

In all likely-hood that would go to the Jacksonville Jaguars although I'd much prefer the San Diego Chargers... but that's simply because of my deep hatred for them.

In fact the Jaguars were the most likely team to move to Los Angelas if they are accepted for a team I remember reading in an article around a year or so ago. A decade ago there was talks of moving the Chargers or Raiders to L.A.

In Jacksonville's case that would be interesting in how they would realign the divisions which are pretty whack in some cases (Baltimore, Indy, maybe even Dallas, Etc.) as they stand now IMO.

[Canada]

Fubbalo. they dont really have a team anyways.

[honda522]

The Lions, they have yet to even appear in a SB.

[Three7s]

Has to be the Jaguars.......

[matthewschiefs]

The jags for sure people in there home city dont even care about them. They at least need to move.

[AkChief49]

Dallas Cowboys just because I have a hatred for them
you and me both!! How many times are they going to show these losers on tv week in and week out? they actually have them and the Giants on a poll for the best game of the week!! really?, 1-7 and a mid season coaching change? yeah, cannot wait for that one!!!!!! ok so I'm a little upset that they will not be showing our division (and a little, no, a lot more intriguing) game on tv this week (at least not here):beat_DeadHorse:and to the networks.....:mooning:

[MDChiefs!]

Jags or Panthers

[GlennBree]

Dallas Cowboys just because I have a hatred for them

WORD!

[hometeam]

the small market teams that cant fill up stadiums worth a darn.

Bills. Jags.

[reded]

I never did understand the need for 3 teams in the state of Florida. Why not give them to a state that has none and let everyone enjoy the NFL experience?

[captainamerica]

The Jaguars are the easy choice. There the least popular franchise in the NFL, even when they're doing well and are in playoff contention, their fans still don't show up to their games. Plus like someone said, does Florida really need 3 NFL teams? Why not move the franchise to a state that doesn't have any?

[Three7s]

the small market teams that cant fill up stadiums worth a darn.

Bills. Jags.
The Bills have a passionate fan base when they're winning, they've just had no success for over a decade. The Jags could be in the championship round of the playoffs and they wouldn't sell it out.

[stricken721]

I agree with the majority here... Jaguars.

[pbatrucker]

Hell, Tampa was blacked out at home against the Saints. That's sad.

[iratefan]

The obvious teams that come to mind are the panthers and jags (take them both back out of the NFL). Id say the Bills as well but the bills have had success in the past and have a longer history than the newer expansions.

Id also personally not miss them if either the Bucs or the Rams were vanquished, but certainly not before the jags.

As tempting as it is to say someone within our division, our heated hatred for each other is what keeps their teams relevant.

[figcrostic]

I never did understand the need for 3 teams in the state of Florida. Why not give them to a state that has none and let everyone enjoy the NFL experience?

Never understood that either and why states like Oklahoma and Nebraska that are big college football states but have no NFL teams. I bet pro football would be huge in Oklahoma City.

[Coach]

Jags have been respectable over the last 10 years and people still don't go to their games. I went to a Lions game last week against the Jets and it was "technically" sold out. Lions fans haven't had a winner in years and they still go to the games. If the city can't get behind a winning team, then they probably aren't a big enough market to deserve it.

That being said, player salaries have driven tickets prices to astronomical levels. For me to bring my wife and 2 kids to a game with food, parking, souvenirs, etc it is going to cost over $100/person even if we are sitting in the nosebleed seats. I think this is the biggest issue in terms of attendence. For the same price, that person could buy a 42" inch Plasma HDTV at Best Buy this weekend and watch every game this season from their couch on a nice TV. Which do you think it a better value?

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Samsung+-+42%22+Class+/+720p+/+600Hz+/+Plasma+HDTV/9791253.p?id=1218175547625&skuId=9791253

Back to the topic, the Jags.

[figcrostic]

Jags have been respectable over the last 10 years and people still don't go to their games. I went to a Lions game last week against the Jets and it was "technically" sold out. Lions fans haven't had a winner in years and they still go to the games. If the city can't get behind a winning team, then they probably aren't a big enough market to deserve it.

That being said, player salaries have driven tickets prices to astronomical levels. For me to bring my wife and 2 kids to a game with food, parking, souvenirs, etc it is going to cost over $100 person even if we are sitting in the nosebleed seats. I think this is the biggest issue in terms of attendence. For the same price, that person could buy a 42" inch HD plasma TV at Best Buy this weekend and watch every game this season from their couch on a nice TV. Which do you think it better value?

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Samsung+-+42%22+Class+/+720p+/+600Hz+/+Plasma+HDTV/9791253.p?id=1218175547625&skuId=9791253

Back to the topic, the Jags.

It's demand it has nothing to do with players salary. Look at the Texans they spent 120 million in player salary last year Dallas spent only 90 million yet the Cowboy's tickets are twice the price. Texans average ticket price $71.86 Dallas 159.65. That TV looks pretty good for the price though.

[chiefnut]

which ever draws the least fans, that could be the raders.

[OMGLadyGaga]

The Texans, Browns, Jags, Seahawks, Panthers, pick any of those 2 teams and kick em out.....Bills and Lions suck but fanbases are loyal and the bills have multiple SB appearances and Lions are a Thankgiving day tradition.

[kilobytes]

Jaguars. Move them to Kentucky or whatever.

[KCdrummer]

Jags or Seahawks.

[chief31]

None. I like the league the way it is.

[Scout200]

Never understood that either and why states like Oklahoma and Nebraska that are big college football states but have no NFL teams. I bet pro football would be huge in Oklahoma City.

Being in the Midwest myself and I think it would be a great idea to have a NFL team in Nebraska!