WATCH: Jaguars President Mark Lamping discusses "The Stadium of the Future"
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- Before the third DUUUVAL Huddle discussing the Jacksonville Jaguars' plans for the "Stadium of the Future," President Mark Lamping took some time to speak with "The Frangie Show" and address Jacksonville citizens' concerns regarding the new project.
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00:00 - Intro
00:20 - How the huddles have gone so far
01:13 - Turning downtown into an economic engine
03:54 - Possibility of playing games outside of Jax
04:36 - Process of getting fan feedback for renovations
10:35 - Importance of a UF campus by the stadium
12:35 - Biggest concern heard so far
14:51 - Two-year vs four-year renovations
19:04 - Possibility of playing in Daytona
20:21 - Timetable to get the deal done 
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You need to play your home games somewhere. It would be a best case scenario to play as close to Jacksonville as possible. Good luck. Go Jags!!
Get rid of london deal to lock in only. No other way.
Got a bad feeling the Jags could leave for real this time. I gotta imagine there are a lot of cities in America (not to mention London) that would pay BIG MONEY to have an NFL franchise. The Jags have a star in the making at QB, a great coach, and a team that should compete in the playoffs for years to come... awfully attractive to a new home outside of Jacksonville. This city better get their sh** together and get this deal done. The longer we wait, the more likely other suitors will start showing interest (if they haven't already). The NFL and other owners don't care about our city. Ever heard of the "F*** around and find out chart"? Jacksonville better not negotiate too hard or they night find themselves on the wrong end of that chart ✅
Seems like this is a bipartisan issue and the new mayor wants both parties (Jags & CoJ) to reach an agreement to keep the Jaguars intown. Its also been shown in the past that the Jags have gotten a lot of favorable deals with the City Council even if the deal isn't beneficial for Jacksonville. So I would expect a deal more than likely to get done.
Exactly man PAY to PLAY downtown jax is 🗑️ compared to other cities in FL ..the city can do it Buffalo did it Tenn did it as well if Jags leave, jax will be a laughing stock can’t hang wit the big boys smh it’s not even just for jags games it can be used for a whole variety of things it will make jax alive, if it doesn’t jax will fade look at oak.. raiders left because they didn’t want to pay cuz the mayor and people there wanted to put money into the city like the roads and put it into schools and into the police force and today it’s still a mess smh ..jax is lucky to be part of the nfl any other city would wish to be in its shoes
The city needs this investment, no other private party will spend anywhere close to making such huge changes to downtown, write to ur councilman, show support for it in the community, lamping has to dance around it cause nothing is set in stone but the best things for all parties is approving this deal, I think the city is ready, it will be a tough negotiations but all parties want a yes, they’ve been planning and getting ahead of this for years to avoid any situation where they would have to leave, shad has a lot of money invested in the city, they just built a beautiful new training facility that opens next month, daily’s place continues to bring good acts, he had his fingers all over the city too, in 10 years no one is going to remember or care how much the city paid for stadium, it’s gonna be stories of how it sparked downtown! move the jail, bring the UF campus, bring more things to do, create an attraction on the landing lot, I need Jags fans to stay positive! It’s not just about the Jags, it’s about the future of the city I love where I was born and raised and lived in my whole life! DTWD IWATJ
@@masonthewhite well said man well said 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
WELL SAID!
I'm not sure why you would not place a UNF satellite. Feels like a slap in the face of Jacksonville.
UF students are not Jags fans. UNF students are.
UNF is not the one wanting to build a satellite campus in Jacksonville. UF is the one pitching the idea and both the city, state, and University have already set money aside for the campus. If UNF lobbied about putting one in downtown Im sure the city would be more than willing to hear them out.
Jacksonville is late to the game. All these other cities built up when it was cheap. Now construction is the highest ever. Good luck jax.