No Jags playoff tickets yet? It won't be cheap to get in
After Saturday's division-clinching win against the Titans attracted more than 70,000 fans — the Jaguars' largest crowd since 2012 — the upcoming playoff game against the Los Angeles Chargers is on pace to be an even bigger draw.
Tickets for Saturday night's playoff game went on sale in December — when it was still just a possibility. That has left a very limited amount of tickets, including a small number of standing room-only tickets, according to Chad Johnson, COO of the Jaguars.e anticipate another record crowd. Our fans have really taken a liking to playing in primetime on Saturday night. It is a special atmosphere," Johnson said.
Vivid Seats reported the average ticket price for the game is $237, making it only the fifth hottest ticket for NFL Wild Card games this week but the hottest Jaguars playoff ticket on record.
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