Jacksonville Jag's season tickets inquiries are now booming

[SW_Mustang]

I got to see the Jag's play the year the Seahawks won the Superbowl in Seattle. There were a few Jags fans there, but what I remember about the game is that the Jag's had negative yards in the first quarter and that Short looked like a really good receiver for them. I have to wonder though if the Jags fans were more Mark Burnell fans as he went to the UW.

Well, the other thing I remember is my ears ringing for a few days due to all the sound from the 12's. I thought they were loud, then a pick occurred and they were even louder. My voice was also raw the next day. I think it was Sean Kemp who put up the 12th man flag and I booed him as a Blazers fan from growing up in Oregon.

Fun fact about Brunell - if you send him a five and a football card, he'll sign it and send it back to you. I gave it a whirl a while back. Kinda neat. I think he donates the money to charity.

The Jags had some good players that don't get a lot of love, Fred Taylor and MJD come to mind. Keenan McCardell was just hired by the Vikings, and he was a solid player too, I think.

[Eagle74]

Thats sad.

Actually kind of inspiring, things are starting to change these days.

[Turbonium]

Actually kind of inspiring, things are starting to change these days.

LOL.

[twolfbenchwarmer]

Actually kind of inspiring, things are starting to change these days.

As inspiring as the NBA selling a bunch of jerseys in Asia during the whole Linsanity thing. Signing Tebow was a business decision not a football one.

[Eagle74]

We'll see if Tebow can make an impact. Keep in mind, he's 3 years younger than Lebron James (speaking of Asia / China) has kept himself in great shape, and has a good head on his shoulders. . Tebow may in fact surprise all of the haters.

[Purple Mav Man]

Actually kind of inspiring, things are starting to change these days.

Got a new leader in the clubhouse for jersey sales.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...y-announcement