GAME INFORMATION
- Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Tennessee Titans
- Date: Sunday, November 19
- Time: 1 p.m.
- Location: EverBank Stadium
- TV: CBS
- Play-by-play announcer: Spero Dedes
- Color commentator: Adam Archuleta
- Sideline Reporter: Amanda Renner
- Radio: 1010XL
- Game day Sponsor: CSX
The Jaguars host the Tennessee Titans in Jacksonville on Sunday, marking the fourth AFC South matchup of this season to date. The Jaguars are 6-3 in the season and the Titans come in with a 3-6 record. Jacksonville is 2-1 against AFC South opponents this season.
Head Coach Doug Pederson spoke earlier this week about the physicality and intensity of facing an AFC South opponent, “Every game is physical, but there’s a little more heightened awareness when you’re playing a divisional opponent, especially in our division because it’s run heavy with the running backs that are in our division. There’s a level of physicality there. Division games, if you want to be one of the teams at the end of the year, these are the games you’ve got to play good in and you’ve got to play better in. That gives you an opportunity to be in the postseason.”
BE READY. BE LOUD. BE HERE.
- With near capacity crowds at this weekend’s game, the Jaguars are urging ticket-holding fans to get to their seats early and get loud for kick off. Jaguars’ players and the coaches want to hear and feel that fan energy and excitement.
- Construction and gameday street closures around the sports complex can impact traffic patterns. Fans are strongly encouraged to plan ahead and arrive early as parking lots open four hours prior to kickoff. New this year, mobile parking passes should be downloaded and saved prior to arrival to be easily scanned upon entry to assigned parking lots. Specific directions to each parking lot and additional parking information can be found here.
- Fans are invited to experience the new Miller Electric Center Pro Shop on Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on game day at 9 a.m. Fans can expect the store to be open on Thursdays and Fridays before home games and Fridays before away games from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the season.
SALUTE TO SERVICE GAME
This weekend’s game will honor military members that have represented the United States in the Salute to Service game. Approximately 4,000 game tickets have been donated to military, veterans and families. The City of Jacksonville will honor a Hall of Fame Veteran during pre-game warmups. Additionally, veterans, military personnel and military family members from all six military branches will hold the American Flag as well as military branch flags during the National Anthem. At halftime, the Oath of Enlistment Ceremony will take place.
The Jaguars’ Salute to Service Award nominee for the NFL is LB Devin Lloyd. As the son of two U.S. Navy veterans, Lloyd understands firsthand the hard work and sacrifices military personnel and their families make to their country. He is dedicated to visiting with services members at local military bases and hosts multiple youth football camps for military children.
GAME DAY PATRIOTISM
“The Star-Spangled Banner” will be performed by Paris Winningham. The Jacksonville resident and U.S. Navy veteran finished third on Season 21 of NBC’s The Voice. He released his first single, “Tennessee Whiskey” in 2022.
Yareliz Colon-Bonitowill interpret “The Star-Spangled Banner” for the hearing impaired.
The colors for the game will be presented by members of the Northeast Florida Joint Service Honor Guard.
The flyover for Sunday’s game will be executed by the 71st Rescue Squadron out of Moody Air Force Base.
U.S. Navy Aerographer’s Mate First Class Jennaca Wright will be honored as the Bell Ringer for Sunday’s game. Wright has served at three duty stations including one overseas tour in Germany. Wright is qualified to drive her ship and do daily weather for the captain and pilots. Wright has one Navy commendation medal and three Navy achievement medals, as well as a bachelor’s degree in environmental science. Wright is currently enrolled to receive her master’s degree in environmental management and sustainability.
Lt. Gen. Guy Swan, a Jacksonville native, will be honored as Veteran of the Game. Swan is retired from the U.S. Army after serving for over 35 years. As a three-star commanding general of U.S. Army North (Fifth Army), Swan was responsible for homeland defense and homeland security. He has served throughout the United States, as well as in Korea, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bosnia and Kosovo. After his active military career, Swan continued to serve as the vice president of the Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA), the professional association that educates, informs and connects the U.S. Army with a variety of national audiences. He is now president of Swan & Associates, LLC, an independent consultancy that provides strategic advice to businesses and other organizations that offer top quality products and services to America’s warfighters.
FIRST DUUUVAL
The First DUUUVAL will be delivered by E7 Matthew Mitchell. Sgt. Mitchell enlisted in the U.S. Army in 2001 and faithfully served the United States for 22 years as a Weapons of Mass Destruction Subject Matter Expert, Information Systems Analyst and Field Artilleryman. His previous duty assignments included Germany, Iraq, Kuwait, and in over 20 states. He is currently serving the Army National Guard 44th Civil Support Team at Camp Blanding. Sgt. Mitchell is highly decorated, including the recipient of a Purple Heart.
HALFTIME ENTERTAINMENT
As part of the NFL’s Salute to Service campaign, the Jaguars will host an Oath of Enlistment Ceremony at halftime Sunday, a ceremony involving more than 180 recruits from all military branches. The Oath of Enlistment will be conducted by Lt. Gen. Maria Gervais. Following the ceremony, Paris Winningham will perform “God Bless America” and K9 for Warriors will be recognized featuring Sunny, the 2023 Jaguars’ service-dog-in-training, and Mojo, 2022 Jaguars’ service-dog-in-training, on the field.
TIDE PROMOTION MOTIVATES CASH AND CLOTHING DONATION AND GAMEDAY DISPLAY
Following a week of clothing donations from the general public and Jaguars staff, Tide and the Jaguars are partnering to show how one 115 fl. oz. bottle of Tide can launder 630 pounds of clothing. All collected clothing will be draped in a display on the Jaguars TOUCHDOWN statue in front of the Gallagher Club West entrance upon entry into the game. The clothing will be washed, folded and displayed on the statue as fans leave the game.
All laundered clothing, along with a $25,000 cash donation from the Jaguars Foundation, with be donated to the Downtown Ecumenical Services Council (DESC), a nonprofit organization focused on meeting the needs of local residents in emergency situations or experiencing poverty.
VERIZON 5G NOW AT EVERBANK STADIUM
Jaguars’ fans with a Verizon 5G device can now experience accelerated speed, coverage and bandwidth at EverBank Stadium. Through our partnership with Verizon, it’ll be easier for fans to share text messages and videos, keep tabs on fantasy players and access live game guides and replays while at the game.
FIREHOUSE SUBS®HONORS FIRST RESPONDERS WITH FIRE TRUCK AND JUNIOR FIRE CHIEF OF THE GAME PROMOTION
The Jaguars and Firehouse Subs® co-branded teal fire truck will be on the South End Zone Patio above the Fields Auto Group Terrace Suite hosting this week’s winner of the “Junior Fire Chief of the Game.” The truck will be a staple at Jaguars’ home games through the 2025 season and honors Jacksonville’s first responder heritage and the Firehouse Subs® Public Safety Foundation’s commitment to providing lifesaving equipment and resources to first responders.
The truck will have operable lights that will flash each time the Jaguars score, accompanied by a honking fire truck horn played throughout the stadium by Jags Cinema. Parents can register their child, aged 4-12, in the “Junior Fire Chief of the Game” sweepstakes for the chance to win a seat in the truck, a swag bag, four game tickets and a parking pass to a Jaguars home game.
FAN REMINDERS
- Be Clear on Game Day – The NFL’s clear bag policy is in effect at EverBank Stadium. Fans are encouraged to leave all bags at home, but, if one is necessary, it should be either a clear bag no larger than 12” x 6” x 12” or a non-clear bag no larger than 4.5” x 6.5.” Non-clear belt bags and fanny packs are prohibited.
- Mobile Ticketing and Parking – Fans should have their mobile tickets and parking downloaded and ready to scan prior to arriving at parking lots and stadium entry gates. To access, download the Official Jaguars Mobile App.
- Stay Cool – Guests are permitted to bring one, commercially branded, factory-sealed, plastic, 16.9 oz. or less size bottle of water. Complimentary cups are also available at all guest services booths to use at stadium water fountains.
- Cashless Transactions – Cash is no longer accepted anywhere in the stadium. In addition to traditional scan and chip options, all fixed points of sale will offer tap or scan payment options including Apple, Google and Samsung Pay.
- Arrive Early – Guests arriving to the stadium complex after 10 a.m. should expect moderate to heavy traffic delays.
- No Drone Zone – Drones are not permitted to fly anywhere over EverBank Stadium or any of its adjacent parking lots.
9 a.m. All parking lots open
9 a.m. Game day ticket office opens (North End Zone between Gates 2 and 3)
9 a.m. Miller Electric Center opens for team store, photo ops and cornhole
10 a.m. Media Will Call opens near Gate 1
10 a.m. Gates 1 and 4 open
10 a.m. Fan Entertainment Zone opens (South End Zone between Gates 1 and 4)
11 a.m. All stadium gates and areas open
12:48 p.m. First DUUUVAL
12:49 p.m. Jaxson de Ville aerial stunt
12:50 p.m. The ROAR of the Jaguars performance
12:53 p.m. Jaguars defensive player introductions
1 p.m. Kickoff
