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The Jacksonville Jaguars became the 30th NFL franchise on November 30, 1993. The city's extended campaign began four years before, when ?Touchdown Jacksonville!, a partnership? was formed to lead the community effort to win an NFL franchise.

On September 16, 1991, armed with a $60 million commitment from the Jacksonville City Council to renovate the Gator Bowl, Touchdown Jacksonville!, Ltd. filed an expansion application with the NFL. The application named a nine-member partnership that included J. Wayne Weaver (who now serves as the club's Chairman and CEO). One of eleven cities to apply, Jacksonville was considered by many to be the longest shot on the board. Still, that didn't keep the group from announcing that the future team would be named "Jaguars."

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On March 17, 1992, Jacksonville survived the first round of cuts, when the list of eleven was reduced to seven. Two months later, the expansion race was narrowed to five: Jacksonville, Baltimore, St. Louis, Charlotte and Memphis. The Jacksonville contingent scheduled a tour of the Gator Bowl for NFL officials, after which Touchdown Jacksonville!, Ltd. managing general partner J. Wayne Weaver was informed that additional renovations beyond those already planned would be necessary. Unable to come to a satisfactory solution to the stadium renovation financing problems with the City Council, Touchdown Jacksonville!, Ltd. announced it was withdrawing its application.

However, less than a month after talks broke off, a new plan was proposed that would cap renovation costs at $121 million. Both sides agreed that $53 million would come from city funds and $68 million from team and team-related sources. Weaver, backed by the new public/private partnership, met with NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, who welcomed Jacksonville back into the expansion race.

In July 1995, the Jaguars played their first game in Canton, Ohio, in the annual Hall of Fame Game. Their opponent was the NFL's other expansion franchise, the Carolina Panthers. The game made it clear that the NFL's expansion draft and the free-agent market had helped the two expansion teams develop more quickly than expansion teams had in the past. Although Carolina came away with a 20-14 victory, it was obvious that both teams were ready to compete in the NFL. The Jaguars' 4-12 record was one win better than the NFL's previous best for an expansion team. In 1996, the Jaguars qualified for the playoffs and advanced all the way to the AFC Championship Game.

2004 marked Jack Del Rio?s second year as head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars after becoming the second head coach in Jaguars? franchise history on January 17, 2003. After the Jaguars won three of the final five games a year ago, Del Rio entered the 2004 with hopes to continue building on the Jacksonville momentum that was begun. In his first season, the Jaguars posted a 5-11 record, with six losses coming by seven points or less.

Del Rio was the architect of a Jaguars defense that ranked sixth overall in the NFL and second against the run. He had inherited a Jacksonville Jaguars team that had not been in the top 10 in total defense since 1999 and ranked 20th overall in 2002. In only one season, he took the Jaguars? porous run defense that was ranked 25th in 2002 and elevated it to second in the NFL and only allowed one 100-yard rusher all year. This vast improvement for the Jacksonville Jaguars was no coincidence since Del Rio was only one year removed from taking the Panthers defense from 31st in the league to second overall as defensive coordinator of Carolina.

The Jacksonville Jaguars play in Alltel Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida, home to the 2005 Super Bowl.

Jaguars Tickets

Ticket Retriever sells Jaguars Tickets for every game nationwide. Jaguars Tickets can be purchased online or by calling our toll free number (877) 223-3824. We specialize in providing tickets in a wide range of locations including hard-to-find premium tickets to all major events nationwide including NFL tickets to any game.

How to Find Jaguars Tickets:

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