After facing another heavy loss for the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Pakistani-American billionaire Shad Khan Team owner made a very rare appearance. Shad Khan has kept a quite low profile around his team, the Jacksonville Jaguars.
According to CBS St. Louis, the Jaguars owner billionaire Shad Khan made his rare appearance in front of the team last Monday night which is the day for another disappointment performance after a 33-16 looked to the aggressive Oakland Raider team.
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Details of the meeting between the billionaire Shad Khan and Jaguars have not been disclosed. But numerous fans and critics spoke with anonymity regarding the very rare appearance of Jaguar's owner. They said that the billionaire was asking the Jaguars why they are not winning and what can they do to fix it.
The billionaire Shad Khan created a forum that allowed Jaguars players and coaches to ask questions and exchange thoughts about what's gone wrong for the team that was expected to make a significant jump this season.
According to News 4 Jax, Khan's increased presence led to questions whether he's trying to dig up information on the current coaching situation. Bradley probably has the second worst winning percentage for any coach in NFL history with at least 50 games of experience. The Jaguars are 14-40 under his guidance.
Khan has spent over million dollars improving the game-day atmosphere in Jacksonville, working with the city to set up the biggest scoreboards in the planet, revamp club seating and smashing ground on an interior practice facility that will connect to an amphitheater.
Players and coaches both insist that what happened against Oakland was an accident. The Jacksonville Jaguars had a latest with diminishing performance in the 33-16 loss Sunday. The team receiver Marqise Lee was flagged out for using a racial slur. Defensive tackle Malik Jackson was driven out after picking up two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties, including one for using insulting language toward an official.
