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The Jaguars also have something that's been missing in Jacksonville for years: stability.
But plenty of talk about the scoreboards, which will be unveiled Saturday between a soccer friendly between Fulham FC and DC United and a Carrie Underwood concert.
"Now it's our turn to do our part and get better,Cheap NFL Jerseys China," receiver Cecil Shorts III said Friday.
The Jaguars lost their first eight games last year by double digits, a historically futile stretch that made it clear Jacksonville's rebuilding project was a full-blown, ground-up restoration.
Khan already funded projects to revamp the locker room, the weight room and the training room.
Being more competitive should be the goal for Jacksonville after last season.
"The thing Gus talks about all the time is creating a stress-free environment," Bortles said. "Pressure is what you put on yourself and the things you can control. So obviously I put a lot of pressure on myself and the categories of things I can control. But as far as anxiety and stress and all that, there's none of that."
"It's pretty special," Caldwell said. "It's a brand new stadium. We pulled up some of the slides from a meeting last year with the old scoreboards, and if you ever did a compare and contrast, it's like high school to Disney World."
There's plenty of room for improvement, too, as the rebuilding Jaguars open camp for Bradley's second season.
The city and the Jaguars just completed a $63 million renovation to EverBank Field. The upgrades include massive scoreboards, two pools that overlook the field and 20 pricey cabanas. Khan donated $20 million to the project, bringing his investment total to $31 million since buying the team for $770 million in November 2011.
Jacksonville finished 4-12 last year, the team's third consecutive losing season. Despite the on-the-field woes, there has been plenty of optimism surrounding the team since. It has a lot to do with Khan's commitment, general manager Dave Caldwell's personnel decisions and Bradley's leadership.
And not his usual PowerPoint presentation, either.
The Jaguars showed some life late, winning four of five games after the rough start. They dropped their final three games and finished with a third consecutive losing record.

Bradley called his players into the stadium Thursday night to watch panoramic clips of the city on the team's new scoreboards