The best way for the Jacksonville Jaguars to improve is for Florida to legalize weed

"I'll grant you the conduct point for my my opening statement, since I won't need it to kick your @ss."Yes because your 57% win ratio clearly suggests you actually have a clue of what youre doing here and totally arent a complete idiot..... (Sarcasm)1) Legalizing weed correlates to much better football teams"Anyway when you legalize something any reason it will find its way into the wrong hands, just like guns, pornagraphic magazines, and brass knuckles."So what? Thats completely irrelevant to the debate.... We're talking about whether or not legalizing weed is the best option for improving the Jacksonville Jaguars, not for whats best for improving society or Florida.... In case you havent figured it out yet, we are debating what the best way for the Jaguars to improve themselves is. Try to stay on topic. "Legalizing weed doesn't improve player performance in any way/shape/form"Clearly it has some impact since the two states that did legalize weed for recreational use have had their football teams improve dramatically, almost immediately, and continue to be considered the best in the league. "the Seahawks got much improved linebackers[1] while the broncos acquired Peyton manning[2]"Ok 1 - The Seahawks linebackers still arent that good since the average person cant even name one of them, let alone all of them....2 - Even after they got those linebackers they went 4-4 before weed was legalized in their home state. Only after that did they go on their immense winning streak that still continues to this day http://en.wikipedia.org...3 - Same story happened with Manning and the Broncos. They were 4-3 before weed was legalized in their home state too before they went on their winning streak. http://en.wikipedia.org...4 - The Jaguars dont have the salary cap space to go after people like Peyton Manning..... 2) The Jaguars do not have the salary cap space to pursue free agents"This is just preposterous seeing as how Florida has no state income tax, they actually have an advantage over 41 other states in signing free agents in every sport."You dumb idiot, state income tax has literally nothing to do with the amount of salary cap space that NFL teams have..... State income taxes affect players in the state, not how much money that NFL teams have to pay for players.....The argument still stands that the Jaguars do not have the salary cap space to go after people who could actually improve the team since they arent trying to go after free agents and there arent any available who could actually improve the team. ==============================================================================================Id like to apologize for Con wasting everyone's time, next time ill make sure my debates dont get accepted by a complete idiot. The simple facts are:1) Legalizing Marijuana has a direct correlation to improvement of NFL football teams within the state as seen with the performance of the Broncos and the Seahawks2) The Jaguars dont even intend to chase after free agents to sign to their team (Which con fails to even address)3) The free agents that are available to them aren't even good enough to improve the team (Which con fails to address)4) There is literally no other way for the Jaguars to improve their team in the short term really fast except for Florida to legalize weed (Which is the actual debate here that con again fails to address)and 5) Over half of Con's long list of sources arent even on topic for the argument hes trying to make in the debate he doesnt seem to understand.