The excitement for the Jags playoff showdown against the Los Angeles Chargers is building as the final hours before kick off inch closer and closer.
There’s been a lot of talk about transportation to the TIAA Bank Field and how businesses are going to benefit from the thousands of fans who are expected to flood Downtown Jacksonville Saturday.
“It feels like everybody loves the Jacksonville Jaguars,” Wilson said. “An old man told me I was very bold wearing this shirt in the Publix, but he was nice about it at least.” “Tomorrow’s going to be a long day. We open between 4-5 and probably closing. The last car didn’t get out of here until 2 in the morning last week,” said Chance Gerisch, owner of Toon Town.
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