Jacksonville Jaguars Milestones

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Every card in this deck carries a hidden value on the same scale — release years and dates — and the run is one long sorting problem. The first card is dealt face up. Each card after it goes into the gap where you think it belongs, and the value only shows once it lands. Get it wrong three times and the run ends with whatever you had placed.

This deck can also be shuffled together with any other deck measured in release years and dates — tick several on the deck tree to build one longer timeline out of them.

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Awarded an NFL expansion franchise 'Touchdown Jacksonville!' — league owners surprised many by picking the small Florida market as the NFL's 30th team.
Hired Tom Coughlin as first head coach A year before playing a down, the franchise handed full control to the demanding Boston College coach.
Franchise's inaugural season The teal-clad expansion Jaguars debuted alongside the Carolina Panthers and beat the Oilers for their first win.
Clinched a playoff spot on a missed field goal Morten Andersen's shank in the season finale sent the second-year Jaguars to the postseason.
Shocked the Broncos in Denver Mark Brunell and the upstart Jaguars stunned John Elway's top-seeded team and reached the AFC title game in just their second season.
First division title Rookie Fred Taylor ran for more than 1,200 yards as Jacksonville claimed the AFC Central.
Went 14-2, best record in the NFL Jacksonville lost only twice all regular season — both times to the same opponent.
AFC Championship heartbreak vs. Tennessee In late January, the Titans handed the Jaguars their third loss of the season — all three to the same team.
Fired Coughlin, hired Jack Del Rio The new coach's first draft brought Marshall quarterback Byron Leftwich in the first round.
Jacksonville hosted the Super Bowl Alltel Stadium staged the Patriots-Eagles title game.
Drafted Maurice Jones-Drew The compact UCLA running back slid to the second round and became an instant dual-threat star.
Playoff win at Pittsburgh David Garrard's 32-yard scramble on fourth down set up a two-point wild-card victory over the Steelers.
Shahid Khan bought the Jaguars The auto-parts billionaire agreed to purchase the team from founding owner Wayne Weaver.
First London home game A blowout loss to the 49ers at Wembley began the Jaguars' annual overseas series.
Drafted Blake Bortles third overall The Central Florida passer was the first quarterback taken in his draft class.
Drafted Jalen Ramsey fifth overall The brash Florida State cornerback headlined a class meant to rebuild the defense.
'Sacksonville' ended the playoff drought A ferocious pass rush carried Jacksonville to its first division title since the Coughlin era.
Fourth-quarter collapse in the AFC Championship Leading New England by ten in the final period, the Jaguars fell four points short of the Super Bowl.
Minshew Mania A mustachioed sixth-round rookie took over when Nick Foles broke his collarbone and became a cult hero.
Bottomed out at 1-15 A season-opening win was followed by fifteen straight losses — and the No. 1 pick.
Drafted Trevor Lawrence first overall The generational Clemson quarterback arrived, but coach Urban Meyer didn't survive his first season.
Doug Pederson's turnaround division title The new coach took a three-win roster to an AFC South crown clinched in the season finale.
Erased a 27-0 playoff deficit Trevor Lawrence threw four first-half interceptions, then rallied Jacksonville past the Chargers 31-30 in the wild-card round.
Signed Lawrence to a $275 million extension The five-year deal matched the richest average salary in league history at the time.
Traded up for Travis Hunter New coach Liam Coen's Jaguars sent a haul to Cleveland to land the Heisman-winning two-way star with the No. 2 pick.