Sat here once last season, loved it, and even inquired this summer about purchasing season tickets there for the upcoming season. Per ticket, I was looking at just over $1,000 which isn't bad for seats that offer practically the same view as the Touchdown Club on the 40/50 yard line. They were sold out. Go figure.
These seats appealed to me because they were in the vicinity of the Jaguars sideline on the "Home Side". Midfield is the way to go, that way you're never too far away from any play.
If you're looking at section 106 to prospectively buy tickets there for the season, just remember that every seat is going to be the same price whether you're in the first row or the last row. Rows A thru G are the closest to the field and seem to be in the most demand, obviously. You can purchase tickets in "The Jungle" on the upper east end of the stadium for as little as $315. Wow. That's one of the best ticket bargains in the NFL.

I love football and I've grown to love the Jaguars even though I spent years as a Dolphins fan while growing up in Florida. Their lack of success really has fans down and out. In the 90s, the stadium was often packed to the brims with loud screaming fans. Of the fans that still show up though, they're very passionate and refuse to abandon the Jags. The stadium is nice but sometimes, a winning team is all fans need - look at the Minnesota Vikings. That place is a dump but they've been competitive consistently for years.