Little by name. Monster leg by nature. 🏈🐆 We’re still replaying Cam Little’s 57-yard game-winner in London. With one second left, he stepped up and sent the Jaguars home with a 19–17 win over the Eagles. It’s the kind of finish that has you hugging whoever’s next to you, then asking, “Did that really just happen?” Go ahead, watch it again. We certainly have. DUUUVAL!

#DYK basketball’s 10-foot hoop height started with a balcony? 🏀 When James Naismith invented the game in 1891, he attached peach baskets to the lower rail of a gymnasium balcony. That rail happened to be 10 feet above the floor. The baskets still had bottoms, too, so someone had to retrieve the ball after every score. Getting a bucket meant a little more work back then. A simple setup became the starting point for a sport that generations of fans would grow to love. Think about that the next time you look up at the rim.

#TBT to taking the 904EVER Club for a few laps around Iowa Speedway! 🏁🐆 We were proud to ride with Joey Gase as the primary partner on his No. 55 Ford Mustang for the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race. The throwback paint scheme gave a nod to Joey’s early racing days at Hawkeye Downs, making a weekend in his home state even more meaningful. Racing has a way of bringing us back to where our love of sports began. It was a fitting ride for a club built to celebrate those lifelong connections. LINK IN BIO to learn more about the 904EVER Club.

You know the kind of fan. Game day is on the calendar before anything else, the teal and black gets worn proudly, and you can hear their “DUUUVAL” from a few sections over. 🐆 That kind of passion becomes part of who you are. The 904EVER Club gives Jaguars fans a way to carry it forward, celebrating a lifetime of fandom and honoring the people who made cheering for this team a family tradition. Your story belongs here. LINK IN BIO to learn more about the 904EVER Club.

Where were you when a foul ball at Wrigley became one of baseball’s most unforgettable moments? ⚾ On October 14, 2003, the Cubs led the Marlins 3–0 in Game 6 of the NLCS. They were just five outs from their first World Series appearance since 1945 when Steve Bartman reached for a foul ball as Moisés Alou tried to make the catch. What followed was a heartbreaking collapse for Chicago. The Marlins scored eight runs that inning, then won Game 7 the following night. Bartman became the face of a loss that was much bigger than one play. Years later, fans still remember where they watched it and who was beside them. Were you watching that night? Tell us where you were and who you were rooting for.

"Dad and I went to a day game. Somewhere between innings, we looked up and noticed the moon in the afternoon sky. We sat there talking about it for a little while, then turned our attention back to the field. He passed away the next day. I had no idea those hours at the ballpark would be the last we’d get to spend together. Now, whenever I see the moon during the day, I remember sitting beside him. For a moment, I can almost hear his voice again, and I’m grateful we had that afternoon." This #WallpaperWednesday, save this image as a reminder of someone you wish you could spend one more day at the ballpark with. 💙

Thank you to @FOS for helping tell the story of the community we’re building in Jacksonville through the 904EVER Club. It was a pleasure speaking with Ellyn Briggs. We appreciated her genuine curiosity and thoughtful questions as she learned about the program, our work with the Jaguars, and the possibilities ahead with other teams and facilities. We hope you’ll read the article and share it with your friends and family. frontofficesports.com/articl…

Think about the person who made you a Jaguars fan. Maybe they took you to your first game, or their voice was always the loudest in the room after a touchdown. The 904EVER Club offers a meaningful way to celebrate your own lifetime of fandom or honor someone who shared that love of the team with you. Take a look at what’s being planned, and imagine your family’s story becoming part of it. 🐆💛 LINK IN BIO to learn more about the 904EVER Club.

Few people became part of a city’s identity quite like Mike Ditka. Following his passing on October 9 at age 86, we remember “Da Coach” and the passion he brought to football. A Hall of Fame tight end who later led the 1985 Bears to victory in Super Bowl XX, Ditka gave Chicago fans memories they have shared for generations. For those fans, his name brings back a favorite season, a familiar voice on the television, or someone they wish could watch one more game beside them. That is how a life in sports becomes part of so many lives beyond the field. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and everyone who cheered him on. Rest in peace, Coach. 🏈

Allen Iverson went up looking to dish. He came down with a bucket and a trip to the line. 🏀 Watch him hang in the air, searching for a teammate, then turn the whistle into an opportunity to finish it himself. Somehow, he still had time to change the plan. Even in a Denver jersey, that was unmistakably The Answer. Who else remembers watching Iverson and wondering how he pulled that off?

Some of our favorite Jaguars memories are really memories of the people beside us. The familiar faces on game day, the family traditions, the cheers you can still hear. For this 904EVER Club family, honoring their dearly departed Jaguars fans means celebrating a love of the team they shared. Keep their memory part of your game-day tradition. 💛🐆 LINK IN BIO to learn more about the 904EVER Club.

Corey Day left a little paint on the wall and took the trophy home. 🏁 An incredible final lap at Las Vegas saw Day bounce off the wall, stay in the gas and beat Carson Kvapil for the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series win. The kind of finish that reminds you why you became a race fan. Go ahead, watch it again.

On this day in 2003, Aaron Boone gave Yankees fans a moment they’d never forget. ⚾ With Game 7 of the ALCS tied in the bottom of the 11th, Boone sent Tim Wakefield’s first pitch into the left-field seats. The Yankees beat the Red Sox 6–5 and punched their ticket to the World Series. Pure joy in the Bronx. Heartbreak in Boston. And for fans on both sides, a night that became part of their baseball story. Who were you watching with when Boone hit that home run?

You’ve spent years making Jaguars memories. Here’s how to give them a place to call home. 🐆 In this short video, Eternal Fan® CEO Matt Linn walks you through the process of purchasing a Fan Space® in the 904EVER Club. Whether it’s for yourself or in honor of someone who shared your love for the team, it starts with learning how the process works and choosing what’s right for you. Hit the LINK IN BIO to learn more and claim your Fan Space.

📣A new episode of The Final Season is here! We’re talking about the NFL’s continued growth in TV ratings, the Jaguars’ wild win in London on Cam Little’s 57-yard kick, and the Dodgers’ fight to stay alive in the playoffs. We also remember Mike Ditka, a personality who transcended sports, and Matt gives his take on the wide range of urns available to the general public given the increasing cremation rates in the US over the past 40 years. Tune in for sports, memories and a conversation you probably won’t find anywhere else. Listen now. LINK IN BIO

On this day in 2020, we lost Ken Rice at the age of 81. A two-time All-American at Auburn, Rice went on to play seven seasons in the AFL with the Buffalo Bills, Oakland Raiders and Miami Dolphins. He built his football career in the trenches, where the work rarely gets the spotlight but makes every play possible. Those who knew him remembered a good friend and teammate whose devotion to Auburn continued long after his playing days. Today, we remember Ken and his place in the game’s history, with warm thoughts for his family and the fans who cheered him on.

For some families, “I want to be part of this place forever” is more than something a fan says. During recent conversations with college athletics leaders in Texas, we heard something repeatedly... families often ask to scatter a loved one’s ashes on the field. Behind those requests is someone who loved their school for a lifetime. Maybe they took you to your first game or called every Saturday to discuss the score. Now, cheering for that team brings you a little closer to them. Wanting to keep that connection is something we understand. It’s why Eternal Fan® works with schools to create meaningful places where fans can be remembered, and families can return to share stories and feel close to someone they miss. Because when a team becomes part of your family’s story, that love deserves a place to live on. Learn more about how we’re helping honor a lifetime of fandom. LINK IN BIO.

Your phone could use a little more horsepower. 🏁 This #WallpaperWednesday, Eternal Fan® brand ambassador Joey Gase brings the action from Bristol and Las Vegas straight to your screen. Pick your favorite shot and carry a little race day excitement wherever the week takes you. Because being a race fan doesn’t end when you leave the track. Which one gets your screen time, Bristol or Vegas?

A place for your Jaguars story in the next chapter of Jacksonville football. 🐆 In this short video, Eternal Fan® CEO Matt Linn explains the planned location of the 904EVER Club monument at the Jaguars’ Stadium of the Future, giving fans a meaningful place to honor the people and memories behind their love for the team. Whether you’re celebrating your own fandom or remembering someone who made you a Jaguars fan, a Fan Space® is a way to keep that connection close. Hit the LINK IN BIO to learn more and claim your Fan Space.

Did you know the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers once shared a team? In 1943, with World War II leaving both rosters short of players, the teams combined for one season. Officially known as Phil-Pitt, they became better known by a name that sounds almost too good to be real: the Steagles. They finished 5–4–1, giving Philadelphia its first winning season and fans in both cities a chapter of football history worth remembering. Imagine finding a Steagles ticket stub in your family’s collection. That would come with a story. Would you have cheered for the combined team?