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Stadium Renos Mean Fewer Jaguars London Trips: Lamping
17 Oct
Summary
- Jaguars president Mark Lamping deems three international games unlikely in 2027.
- EverBank Stadium renovations will shift 2027 home games to Orlando.
- The Jaguars have played 15 games in London since 2013.
Jacksonville Jaguars President Mark Lamping has indicated that the team is unlikely to play three international home games in 2027. This is due to the ongoing $1.4 billion renovation of EverBank Stadium, which is expected to be completed in time for the 2028 season. During 2027, any home games not played internationally will be hosted at Orlando's Camping World Stadium.
The Jaguars have a long-standing relationship with London, having played 15 games there since 2013, excluding 2020 due to the pandemic. This season, the Jaguars played two home games in London as part of an agreement to move a 2030 game to 2026. The team also entered a three-year contract in 2022 with the NFL to manage operations and revenue for an annual home game at Wembley Stadium.
Lamping mentioned that while a natural return to playing all home games in Jacksonville in 2028 is anticipated, final decisions depend on NFL scheduling. Changes to the league's schedule, such as an 18-game season, could impact future international game commitments for all teams.
