Lol.

Jagwired'd is to moderators as a wrongfully accused killer is to the court of law. I show off my anger after Jags losses. I can't help myself.

That's like saying Coughlin started the Jay fund because he never intend to leave.

That' being said, he didn't uproot it all when he moved to NY - he kept the HQ here.

JDRs foundation, like the Jay fund, was built out of compassion and without regard to other issues (like him or the team moving.)  There's no connection or influence other than a similar strong connection between the men and the charities they've started.

"I have to do a better job of throwing the ball downfield more when I have chances and not second-guess it. We just haven’t had the explosive plays like we had last year,” Garrard said. -10/10/08 The only defense against madness is the accord of your peers.  That is, if you can convince no one that your beliefs are well-founded, then it's probably you who are crazy, and not the herd. - Alexandre Kojeve

I started liking PFT, but he is on the decline again.  The guy likes to start as much controversy as possible.  He is just like ESPN and the other networks....he caters to the big markets.  Same old crap, different day.

Self-praise is for losers. Be a winner. Stand for something. Always have class, and be humble. John Madden Member of Jaguar nation and season ticket holder since Day 1

In the words of Miley Cyrus .... "SAY WHAT !"

Coughlin started the Jay Fund as the Jags have a solid foundation in Jacksonville

JDR started the JDR foundation as the Jags have a solid foundation in Jacksonville

I look at it more as a supporting statement that both coaches were extremely close to Wayne Weaver and felt secure with the fact that the Jags would remain in Jacksonville.

For the record, TC was fired - that has nothing to do with the Jags moving cities.

They both started their charities in Jacksonville simply because that's where both men lived and worked when the charities were born.  Nothing more.

There is no other corellation to be made, plain and simple.

You missed the last point completely.  <shakes head>  The point is, where the charity is founded and/or stays headquartered is not related to the fact coaches and teams may (and do) leave town.  Tom's charity stayed put even though the man left.  Del Rio likely won't retire a Jaguar coach, so it's likely one day he'll leave town too.  Those are just the realities.  He may or may not move his charity whenever he's no longer employed by the Jaguars.

I'm not saying the Jaguars are leaving or are in danger of leaving.  That's an entirely different debate that isn't associated with the foundation of the charity.  If you were wondering, my actual opinion is that we won't move, and we'll be here a long time.  My point is just that it's improper to think one has a impact on the other.  That's not necessarily true.

"I have to do a better job of throwing the ball downfield more when I have chances and not second-guess it. We just haven’t had the explosive plays like we had last year,” Garrard said. -10/10/08 The only defense against madness is the accord of your peers.  That is, if you can convince no one that your beliefs are well-founded, then it's probably you who are crazy, and not the herd. - Alexandre Kojeve

Agreed...a foundation's shelf life is year to year just like a coach's.  Even the Jacksonville Jaguars Foundation...all well and good, but its existence doesn't represent the NFL's or the team's intentions on staying put or leaving. I'm happy both it and the JDR Foundation have been created though, regardless of the future of Jack or the franchise.

Either write something worth reading, or do something worth writing.

its the last thing he mentioned as a possibilty, and lets not kid ourselves. Until we actually sell the stadium out every year after year, were going to be mentioned as a moving possibilty. He also named several other teams.

but the neutral thing where 16 games are played at "neutral" stadiums with 8 games in europe, canada, or japan and 8 games at LA sounds like the best idea to me, really making the NFL into a worldwide sport.

just a fan, I cheer the good and boo the bad.