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JACKSONVILLE – Teal is the deal. Again.
So, with teal again the Jaguars primary jersey color, here s a look at the top 10 teal games in franchise history. It s a list that includes some of the Jaguars biggest, most-memorable victories.
It includes playoff victories, and prime-time moments. It includes come-from-behind victories and memorable blowouts. The common thread?
The Jaguars were wearing their teal jerseys, which they will do a lot more moving forward.
Here are the top 10 teal games in Jaguars history:
10. Driving for the postseason
Score:Jaguars 30, Seattle Seahawks 24.
Date:December 10, 2017.
Combo:Teal jerseys, black pants.
What happened: The Jaguars defense intercepted Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson three times and quarterback Blake Bortles threw two third-quarter touchdown passes – 18 yards to wide receiver Dede Westbrook and 75 yards to wide receiver Keelan Cole – as the Jaguars took a 27-10 lead. The defense held on 4th-and-9 from the Seahawk
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In this Sept. 14, 2019 photo, West Virginia defensive lineman Darius Stills (56) moves in on a North Carolina State player during a game in Morgantown.
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West Virginia defensive tackle Darius Stills (56) is shown during an NCAA college football game against Texas Tech on Oct. 24, 2020 in Lubbock, Texas.
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MORGANTOWN â It was a simpler time â television was still a new medium, newspapers king of the news and a time when a 10-year-old kid would spend his Saturday afternoon at the movie theater for a quarter.
The year was 1951, a year that lives strongly in this old manâs memory for it was the year that Bobby Thomson of the New York Giants hit his âShot Heard Round the World,â making such an impression that the first-born to the now old man was named Robert Thomson.