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Stadium:
Jacksonville Municipal Stadium
Situated on ten acres, adjacent to the St. Johns River in the heart of downtown Jacksonville, Jacksonville Municipal Stadium is one of the newest, state-of-the-art sports complexes in the world. Formerly the Gator Bowl and ALLTEL Stadium, Jacksonville Municipal Stadium is the result of a $135 million renovation project, making Jacksonville one of the top sports locations in the country. Designed for a wide variety of events, the stadium features indoor dining and entertainment, club seating, fully equipped luxury suites, superb training facilities and locker rooms, and an impressive sound system. Home of the NFL Jacksonville Jaguars , this 76,000 seat facility also hosts the annual NCAA University of Florida vs. University of Georgia and Gator Bowl football games. The stadium's highly visible status has attracted other events including concert acts such as the Rolling Stones, Billy Graham Crusade, Shania Twain, N'sync and George Strait. U.S. Soccer, Promise Keepers and monster truck shows have also been on Jacksonville Municipal Stadium's itinerary in recent years, generating a high status of public image for the First Coast area.

Seating Chart:
Jacksonville Municipal Stadium Seating Chart

2007 Schedule:
Preseason
Aug. 11 at Miami 7:30pm
Aug. 18 Tampa Bay 7:30pm
Aug. 23 at Green Bay 8:00pm
Aug. 30 Washington 7:30pm
Regular Season
Sep 9 Tennessee 1:00pm
Sep 16 Atlanta 1:00pm
Sep 23 @Denver 4:05pm
Week 4 BYE
Oct 7 @Kansas City 1:00pm
Oct 14 Houston 1:00pm
Oct 22 Indianapolis 8:30pm
Oct 28 @Tampa Bay 4:05pm
Nov 4 @New Orleans 1:00pm
Nov 11 @Tennessee 1:00pm
Nov 18 San Diego 1:00pm
Nov 25 Buffalo 1:00pm
Dec 2 @Indianapolis 1:00pm
Dec 9 Carolina 1:00pm
Dec 16 @Pittsburgh 1:00pm
Dec 23 Oakland 1:00pm
Dec 30 @Houston 1:00pm

Approximate Length of Game:
Three Hours

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Season Preview:
Talks of disgruntled Dolphins quarterback Daunte Culpepper landing in Jacksonville continued to circulate through the Jaguars facility last week, with varying reports and comments on a daily basis. A report from the previous weekend said the Jaguars had informed the team's three quarterbacks -- starter Byron Leftwich and back-ups David Garrard and Quinn Gray -- that the team would enter into discussions with Culpepper about acquiring him once he was released from the Dolphins. Those reports were substantiated by Garrard on Wednesday, when he told reporters he and Gray were informed by offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter that the Jaguars were interested in the former Minnesota Vikings quarterback. Leftwich declined to confirm or deny what was said in what he called a private conversation between him and the coaching staff. "I was told we have to bring him in to look at him," Garrard said. "He has a good relationship with (assistant head coach) Mike Tice from their days together in Minnesota. They said it was nothing against me or the others, but that it was something they felt they had to look into to help make the team stronger. Garrard added, "If I'm the owner and I can get somebody cheap like that, it'd be dumb (not to consider it)." Leftwich agreed with that thought process, saying it would be a good business decision to at least look at bringing in someone with Culpepper's background and skills. "Any time you have a quarterback the caliber of Daunte Culpepper, any time you can add a guy to your roster of that caliber, as an organization it's smart to look into that," Leftwich said. "Especially with me having one year left on my contract. That's not a bad business move if you were to look at it from that point. I have no problems with it, no problems whatsoever. Sportsline.com

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