JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Jaguars expect to return to full capacity at TIAA Bank Field the for the start of the NFL season.
“As we kick off season ticket renewals, the health and safety of our fans, stadium employees and team remain a top priority. We’re executing a plan to reunite and rally around Jaguars football this fall, and, as we did in 2020, we will continue to work alongside local government and medical experts to ensure we’re doing what’s best for our community,” Jaguars senior vice president of sales and service and chief content officer Chad Johnson said.
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The team is expected to select Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence with the pick.
Ticket prices are expected to go up this season.
“Average renewal season ticket price will increase 7.2 percent in 2021; however, two-thirds of all seats up for renewal will see a price increase of $4 or less per game. General bowl season tickets will begin as low as $41 per game for renewing members,” the team said in a statement.
Here is the list of teams who the Jaguars will play against at TIAA Bank Field:
- Tennessee Titans
- Indianapolis Colts
- Houston Texans
- Buffalo Bills
- Miami Dolphins
- Arizona Cardinals
- San Francisco 49ers
- Denver Broncos