In a report card issued by the NFL Players Association, the Jaguars ranked near the bottom of the league as a franchise.
– Rats in the locker room, no family space in the stadium and not enough room in the hot tub. These were some of the complaints reported by Jaguars players about the team’s facilities published inin which the Jaguars ranked near the bottom of the league as a franchise.
The three categories where the Jaguars scored the best included strength coaches , training staff , and team travel . Room to operate was not there for the weight room. Many players complained that the room wasn’t large enough, according to the report.
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