JACKSONVILLE, FLA. — The Jacksonville Jaguars announced plans Friday to play home games in front of a significantly reduced capacity this fall.
The team released details in an email to season-ticket holders, saying it expects about 25% capacity at TIAA Bank Field in 2020 “in compliance with state and local authorities and following CDC social distancing guidelines.”
“Once the season begins, any future increase in capacity will depend on developments on the health and safety front,” the Jaguars said.
Baltimore was the first team to announced plans for reduced capacity, saying Wednesday it plans to allow fewer than 14,000 fans at home game at M&T Bank Stadium in 2020.