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🐆 Jacksonville Jaguars – Team Snapshot

🛡️ Jacksonville Jaguars Team Identity

Established: 1993 (began play in 1995 as an NFL expansion team)
Location: Jacksonville, Florida
League/Division: NFL – AFC South
Team Colors: Teal, Black, Gold, White
Mascot: Jaxson de Ville – A fun, energetic jaguar in sunglasses; known for crazy stunts and fan antics
Nickname: "Jags"

🏟️ Jacksonville Jaguars Home Stadium

Name: EverBank Stadium (formerly TIAA Bank Field)
Capacity: Approx. 67,814 (expandable for large events)
Opened: 1995
Note: The stadium features a swimming pool area and is known for a great fan experience and being a host for the annual Florida-Georgia college football rivalry.

🔥 Jacksonville Jaguars Logo Description

The Jaguars’ logo features a ferocious jaguar head with a teal tongue, gold and black fur, and a snarling mouth.
The current version was updated in 2013 to look more sleek and lifelike, with sharper features and a more intimidating expression.
The jaguar symbolizes power, speed, and agility – traits the team strives to represent.

🧠 Jacksonville Jaguars Head Coach

Doug Pederson (since 2022) – Super Bowl-winning coach with the Eagles, brought leadership and quick success to Jacksonville

🌟 Jacksonville Jaguars Current Top Players (2024–2025)

Trevor Lawrence (QB) – Former No. 1 overall pick and franchise quarterback
Travis Etienne Jr. (RB) – Dual-threat running back and Lawrence’s former college teammate
Calvin Ridley (WR) – Talented receiver with big-play ability
Josh Allen (EDGE) – Explosive pass rusher
Foyesade Oluokun (LB) – Tackling machine and defensive leader
Christian Kirk (WR) – Reliable target in the passing game
Tyson Campbell (CB) – Emerging shutdown corner

🐐 Legends / Top Past Players

Fred Taylor – Star running back and franchise rushing leader
Mark Brunell – First and most successful QB in franchise history
Jimmy Smith – All-time leading receiver
Tony Boselli – Hall of Fame offensive tackle and first-ever Jaguars draft pick
Maurice Jones-Drew (MJD) – Fan-favorite RB and multiple Pro Bowl selections
David Garrard, Rashean Mathis, and John Henderson – Other standouts from past eras

⚔️ Rival Teams

Tennessee Titans – Historic rivalry dating back to the AFC Central
Indianapolis Colts – Frequent division battles
Houston Texans – AFC South competition
Pittsburgh Steelers – Memorable playoff matchups, especially in 2007 and 2017

🏆 Championships & Playoff Highlights

AFC Championship Appearances:
- 1996 (second season in the NFL)
- 1999 (led by Brunell and Fred Taylor)
- 2017 (Sacksonville defense, lost narrowly to Patriots)
Super Bowl Appearances: None
Division Titles: Multiple AFC South titles, including 2022 under Doug Pederson
Playoff Wins: 2022 comeback win vs. Chargers, one of the biggest in playoff history (down 27–0)

🎉 Fun Fact

The Jaguars and Carolina Panthers joined the NFL together in 1995. Amazingly, both teams reached their respective conference championship games in just their second seasons (1996)—a record-setting achievement for expansion franchises.

💰 Annual Revenue

Estimated Annual Revenue (2023): Approx. $495 million
(According to Forbes; growing due to on-field success, market expansion, and plans for stadium renovations)

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