The Jaguars will remain in Jacksonville for decades to come.
The Jacksonville City Council officially approved the Jaguars' proposal for $775 million in stadium renovations and $56 million in altered community benefits agreement on Tuesday in a 14–1 vote. It goes down as the largest public infrastructure investment in Jacksonville history.. "I am truly grateful for the partnership with the Jaguars throughout the negotiation process, and to the City Council for passing this historic deal.
EverBank Stadium opened in August 1995 to serve as home to the Jaguars, who entered the NFL as an expansion franchise. It hosted Super Bowl XXXIX in 2005 as well as eight international games for the United States men's and women's soccer teams.Tom Dierberger is a writer and editor for the Breaking & Trending News Team at Sports Illustrated. Tom joined SI in 2023 after stints at FOX Sports, Bally Sports, and NBC Sports.
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