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Jaguars fans can expect to see the logo appearing on merchandise, EverBank Stadium's field, players' uniforms, stadium signage and more.The Jacksonville Jaguars released the logo during their '2024 DUUUVAL Draft Party.'11:32 AM EDT April 26, 2024
The announcement of the logo follows a month-long campaign where the team asked Jaguars fans to vote for one of four designs. The teal ribbon starts with 1995, the team's inaugural year of joining the NFL, and ends in 2024 at an upward angle symbolizing the increasing impact of the team in the Jacksonville community
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