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Jacksonville Jaguars Team History
The Jacksonville Jaguars joined the NFL in 1993 along with the Carolina Panthers, bringing the NFL’s total franchise number to 30. In their inaugural season in 1995, the Jaguars became the first expansion team in NFL history to record a .500-or-better division record in its first season. Since their inaugural season, the Jaguars have won two AFC South championships and made eight playoff appearances.
Jacksonville Jaguars Team Info
Conference: AFC
Division: South
Year Founded: 1993
Team Colors: Black, Teal
Mascot: Jaxson de Ville
Team Rivals: Tennessee Titans(Opens in new tab), Indianapolis Colts(Opens in new tab), Houston Texans(Opens in new tab)
Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Stadium
Since their inaugural season in 1995, the Jacksonville Jaguars have played their home games at EverBank Stadium in downtown Jacksonville, Florida, along the St. Johns River. The 67,814-capacity stadium opened in 1995 as Jacksonville Municipal Stadium, then underwent numerous renovations and name changes (to Alltel Stadium in 1997, EverBank Field in 2010, TIAA Bank Field in 2018, and EverBank Stadium in September 2023).
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Tickets for the 2025-26 NFL season are available on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars schedule can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
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Check out the EverBank Stadium seating chart on the team's website(Opens in new tab).
The Jaguars’ biggest rivals are the Tennessee Titans, Indianapolis Colts, and Houston Texans.
Its was a great game on both teams.But my team thr New Orleans Saints came out with the win. But overall Jacksonville was a nice place to visit. Last but not least ticket master made getting my tickets easy thanks
Great time as a Saint fan in Jacksonville! Love the hospitality and trash 🗑 talk from Jaguar fans. Everything was awesome except the HEAT in the open air stadium. Very hard on elderly folks and disabled people.
It was terrible. When we arrived they were unable to scan the bar code so we had to stand in another line. Still no luck. Finally they just let us in but we still missed the kickoff
I like the way my tickets was easy to access with no problem.
Injoyed the game and everyone working was so kind ill be bk
Love every minute of it... Dream come true.. definitely will be going back to Jacksonville & other sporting events
Great game. Team played great. Nice stadium. Bortles set personal record.
Water should have been cheaper! 97 degrees in the sun for four hours is crazy! Great stadium and staff
Go to one game a year and picked this one....home team showed no urgency. Enjoyed the stadium and experience
Although the Jags lost and it was unbearably hot, The atmosphere was electrified, fun and entertaining. Definitely going again!
They were not prepared for all the fans seemed disorganized! But loved the game!
We were seated in the 400s and I spent all of half-time and all of the 3rd quarter in line just for bottled water and popcorn. The concession stand I was in line for was so poorly run and on top of it all, when I got the the front of the line, the register froze up and I had to go to the BACK of another line. If we weren't so dehydrated (it was 100+ degrees that day), I would have gone back to my seat. Clearly having a line or some other system for just buying water would have been an improvement. The people behind the counter 'doing nothing' could be asking the 'next' person in line what they wanted so that someone could already be assembling the order. I saw the staff just standing around, one was just holding the cardboard drink containers. Also there need to be large industrial fans in the 400s area. I had to stand in the ladies bathroom where there was a fan for about 5 minutes just to cool down. So while the game was great, these issues related to the venue were clearly just plain bad.
Getting into the stadium was an ordeal that made me never want to go to another game. There was absolutely no attempt to organize the lines to get through security so you had a huge mob of hot, sweaty, frustrated (and half of them already drunk) people all trying to funnel into a few metal detectors, with people pushing and cutting in front of each other. The LEAST the Jaguars organization or their security contractors could do is attempt to create some kind of order with separators or human crowd control. It took us 30+ minutes to get into the stadium and we missed kickoff. Considering what tickets cost, there is no excuse for the chaotic mess at the gates - not to mention this is not a safe environment for younger fans.
It started at the gates and only got worse from there.20 minutes in the baking hot sun. The search system is so slow. We were completely soaked from sweat before we even got into the stadium. As for the stadium itself. Worst one I've been to. I guess standing room you have to watch it on the big screen. The prices were way too high for those tickets.$115 and couldn't see the field. Concession prices very expensive.
This stadium is atrocious. There is nowhere to walk around the stadium because the walk ways are super narrow. I was 5th in line at concessions and it took 30 minutes to get to the front of the line. Paid $21 for a small hot dog, small pretzel, and 2 gatorades. Beer was $10-14 for Bud Light / Coors Light. All of the guys walking around the stadium selling quick cash concessions were only selling beer, no water or other beverages. That is absolutely insane in the 100 degree weather we were sitting in. If you wanted a water, go stand in line for 30-45 minutes. I will NEVER return to this stadium for anything. It is a sorry excuse of a football stadium.
Jag fans that were near us were some of the worst fans I have seen at any stadium and I have been to many
Great energy at the stadium. I’m neither a Jaguars or Patriots, I just wanted to go to a good game and it did not disappoint. Had a great time out there, just wish it could’ve been cooler!
The fans were the worst part. We were fixing to their city and trying to enjoy it. I am a bills fan and we get a bad rep but these were the worst fans I’ve ever experienced and I’ve been all over the country to see my bills play ! So sad.
Nice game although someone had the same ticket to the same seat. So lot of hassle because of that
That was the best experience I have had at the game and I went to every home game but two this year GO JAGS this our year SUPERBOWL