After deliberation over many weeks and a thorough analysis of the entirety of Urban's tenure with our team, I am bitterly disappointed to arrive at the conclusion that an immediate change is imperative for everyone. I informed Urban of the change this evening. As I stated in October, regaining our trust and respect was essential. Regrettably, it did not happen.
So, that got me to wondering about his contract.
It makes me wonder if some of these guys WANT to be fired after seeing what they have gotten into?
WOW!!!!!
While Meyer's contract situation was never made public, reports indicated that he's making between $10 and $12 million per season for six years. Should the Jags fire Meyer following the 2021 season, that would leave as much as $60 million on the books through 2026.
That money may not factor in to the Jags' salary cap, but it certainly is a number in the ledger and on the bottom line for the franchise. Paying multiple coaches and coaching staffs at the same time is something that tends to be a burden for NFL owners.
While money is no real object for Khan — one of the NFL's richest owners, valued at roughly $9 billion — owing that much money to a coach and bailing on the experiment after one down year likely isn't something that Khan, or anyone in the organization, wants to do.
So, that got me to wondering about his contract.
It makes me wonder if some of these guys WANT to be fired after seeing what they have gotten into?
WOW!!!!!
While Meyer's contract situation was never made public, reports indicated that he's making between $10 and $12 million per season for six years. Should the Jags fire Meyer following the 2021 season, that would leave as much as $60 million on the books through 2026.
That money may not factor in to the Jags' salary cap, but it certainly is a number in the ledger and on the bottom line for the franchise. Paying multiple coaches and coaching staffs at the same time is something that tends to be a burden for NFL owners.
While money is no real object for Khan — one of the NFL's richest owners, valued at roughly $9 billion — owing that much money to a coach and bailing on the experiment after one down year likely isn't something that Khan, or anyone in the organization, wants to do.
