Jaguars plan to keep all home games in Jacksonville after 2028 stadium reopening
The Jaguars intend to play every home game in Jacksonville once their renovated stadium opens in 2028. They have been giving up one home date each season for a game in London. The team wants that practice to end when the stadium is back in use.
Jacksonville has been surrendering one home game per season to play in London. That has meant one fewer home date in Jacksonville each season. The team now says it wants that practice to stop.
When the renovated stadium opens in 2028, the Jaguars intend to keep every home game in Jacksonville. That would end the annual London home-date arrangement once the venue is back in use.
The decision could affect Jaguars fans in Jacksonville, who may gain an additional local game each season after 2028, and London-area NFL fans, who may lose a recurring chance to see the team. Local businesses near the stadium could see more game-day activity, while the NFL's international scheduling may need adjustment. The broader impact may depend on how the league replaces or reshapes that London slot.