Urban Meyer's bank account may be too big to fail.Meyer's Jaguars future beyond 2021 seems murky at best, thanks toa pretty awful 2-11NFL debut season with Jacksonville mired in controversy, cold shoulders and tension within the coaches'offices.The drama with Jags head coach started in October, when a sordid video leaked of the coach in an Ohio restaurant following a "Thursday Night Football" lo s to the Bengals. Since then, reports of dysfunction with the coaching staff and arguments with players have surfaced.MORE: For however toxic the situation in Jacksonville is, though, Meyer may last this season, and potentially the nextand maybe even the next one after that.For that, Meyer may have to send his agent a really good Christmas present.Here's why:There are a few reasons why Jacksonville seemingly won't move on from Meyer despite an experimental year gone terribly wrong: Owner Shad Khan's loyalty, and Khan's signature on Meyer's checks.On Dec. 13, Khan weighed in on Khan has a point: He is a pretty patient owner, as evidenced during his timewith Jacksonville. After taking over the team in 2011, he fired long-time front office man Gene Smith, and Dave Caldwell Mitch Verstegen Jersey , the team's new GM, fired coach Mike Mularkey.MORE: In turn, Caldwell hired Gus Bradley, who lasted four years as coach before he was fired following 2016. Doug Marrone following Bradley, and he lasted four full seasons (and made an AFC Championship Game) after being let go. Caldwell was fired during the 2020 season, lasting nearly eight years as GM.In all, 2-out-of-3 head coaches during the Shad Khan era lasted at least four years each, with the lone aberrationcoming after the team changed ownership.Even after the video debacle involving Meyer, Khan threw some support behind his head coach in a statement:The second, and arguably predominant, reason that the Jaguars won't fire Meyer: His salary. While Meyer's contract situation was never made public, reports indicated that he's making between $10 and $12 million per season for six years. Should the Jags fire Meyer following the 2021 season, that would leave as much as $60 million on the books through 2026.MORE: That money may not factor in to the Jags' salary cap, but it certainly is a number in the ledger and on the bottom line for the franchise. Paying multiple coaches and coaching staffs at the same time issomething that tends to be a burden for NFL owners.While money is no real object for Khan one of the NFL's richest owners, valued at roughly $9 billion owing that much money to a coach and bailing on the experiment after one down year likely isn't something that Khan, or anyone in the organization, wants to do. Sam Lindsey Jersey