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Jaguars Face Limited International Options in 2027 During Stadium Renovations
Team unlikely to schedule three overseas home contests while EverBank Stadium undergoes upgrades
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2027 Schedule Adjustments
The Jaguars could host as many as three international home games in 2027 under their agreement with the city tied to the 1.4 billion dollar renovation of EverBank Stadium. All remaining home contests that year are set for Orlando's Camping World Stadium during construction, with the updated venue planned for full use by the 2028 season. Team president Mark Lamping indicated that reaching three international games remains a remote possibility because the original deal was struck before the team settled on Orlando as its temporary home.
Return to Jacksonville in 2028
It would be natural for the team to play all of its home games in Jacksonville during the first season back in the renovated stadium. That outcome still hinges on league-wide decisions, including any potential shift to an 18-game schedule that could alter how often teams must give up a home game every four years.
Recent London Appearances
The Jaguars are playing two home games in London this season after moving an international contest originally slated for 2030 into the 2026 schedule. Since 2013 the team has appeared in 15 London games outside of the 2020 season, with 11 at Wembley Stadium and four at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. A three-year agreement that began in 2022 gives the team control over an annual home game at the 90,000-seat Wembley venue, where officials projected ticket revenue 40 percent above what a typical home game at EverBank Stadium would generate. The team played two London games in consecutive weeks in both 2023 and 2024 before hosting one contest against the Los Angeles Rams at Wembley in 2025.
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