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Born of a 1995 expansion -- the same one that would see the Carolina Panthers come to life -- the Jacksonville Jaguars would play their first home game under head coach Tom Coughlin on September 3, 1995. The Jaguars would have a future star in young draftee Mark Brunell, though the team would experience a number of challenges on the way to a rough record. Still, a few good Jacksonville Jaguars tickets would be sold throughout the year.
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However, that season would prove to be nothing like the next four, when the Jacksonville Jaguars would make their way to postseason appearances from 1996 all the way through 1999. Coach Tom Coughlin, who had a strong cast of players and knew how to take advantage of them, would guide the team to the conference championship where they would eventually be overtaken by the New England Patriots. Sales of Jacksonville Jaguars tickets for the next season were solid.
All during this run, the Jacksonville Jaguars played winning football with style and great excitement, depending on quarterback Mark Brunell to lead them onward and upward with stunning regularity. They would also win to AFC Central division championships, one in 1998 and the other in 1999. Jacksonville Jaguars tickets were attractive, and the fan who could score a pair them felt glad to get them.
Eventually, the team would be forced to fall back a little and begin the rebuilding process under coach Jack Del Rio, who would take over for the 2003 season and begin to guide them back to playoff appearances in 2005 and 2007, mainly relying on the running skills of Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew. These seasons marked a return to increased sales of Jacksonville Jaguars tickets.
The 2008 season proved to be a bit of a challenge, and head coach Jack Del Rio was forced to regroup slightly but the team, as ever, has proved to be highly flexible, innovative and determined to prove that its slight downturn was nothing more than a blip on a continuing arc that would lead it to its first Super Bowl appearance in the team's history and justify the faith many fans have shown it in buying Jacksonville Jaguars tickets.
For 2009, the Jacksonville Jaguars looked poised to rebound from a disappointing 2008 season and expect strong play from a number of its veteran players along with more than a few second-year or third-year players who seem ready to make the jump to the elite ranks in the league. Running back Maurice Jones-Drew and quarterback David Garrard -- looking to rebound from a challenging team performance -- show all signs of being ready to take control of the division.
