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The Jacksonville Jaguars are leaving the United States for a little while, set to play their next two games in London. But their return home will be short lived. The Jaguars only play at EverBank Stadium four more times this…

The Jacksonville Jaguars will only play at EverBank Stadium four more times this season before playing their 2027 home games in Orlando, Florida. The temporary relocation is due to a multi-billion dollar stadium renovation that includes the addition of a canopy roof, expanded seating capacity, and updated lighting. Following two upcoming games in London, the team is not scheduled to play at EverBank Stadium again until November 1.
Head coach Liam Coen stated that the team will not use playing away from home as an excuse. By the end of the campaign, Jacksonville will become the first NFL team since 1926 to play in 12 or more different stadiums in a single season. Despite the extensive travel schedule, quarterback Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars have posted a strong start to the season.
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