The Jacksonville Jaguars have unofficially revealed its plan to use a throwback logo during the 2024-25 NFL season.

Throwbacks are coming in 2024.

The Jacksonville Jaguars released a video on social media today to tease the return of its iconic alternate logo, which features a full-length jaguar making a swiping motion.

According to SportsLogos.net, the Jaguars used the logo from 1995 to 2012.

The team hasn’t yet made an official announcement to fill us in on when the throwback uniforms will be worn, when they’ll be available for purchase, or what they’ll even look like (fingers crossed for teal jerseys). It may be a few weeks, or even months, until more information is released.

The 2024 season marks the 30th anniversary of Jacksonville’s inaugural season. The Jaguars will announce a new 30th-anniversary logo — which will appear on jerseys, merchandise, signage, etc. for this upcoming season only — during the team’s draft party at EverBank Stadium on Thursday, April 25.

The New York Jets revealed new jerseys today as well. The Houston Texans and Detroit Lions are expected to formally unveil new jerseys in the coming weeks.

For the Jaguars, it’ll be their first uniform change since 2019. The primary ‘jaguar head’ logo has been used since 2013.

Jags fans, how are we feeling?!