Some Jaguars fans should expect muddy tailgating, parking on Sunday for first home game
The Jaguars first home game of the season is Sunday against the Browns and lots of fans will find their favorite lots to tailgate in a bit muddy given all the rain we’ve been seeing lately.
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14 сентября 2024 г. 3:25:00
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