Jaguars eye a full 2028 home slate in Jacksonville in shift that could end Wembley run

Jacksonville Jaguars' annual home games at Wembley Stadium may be ending soon, according to team president Mark Lamping. The Jaguars, who began playing in London in 2013, aim to host all 2028 home games in their hometown due to the re-opening of their stadium after a $1.4 billion renovation. Lamping stated that if there is a natural year to play all home games in Jacksonville, the opening of the new stadium would be ideal.

Construction is already underway, with EverBank Stadium operating at reduced capacity this season. The team plans to relocate most of their home games to Orlando next season, with the option of playing three games in London next year, though that likelihood is considered "remote." The Jaguars' London games are separate from the NFL-mandated international games, with one such game set for next season, though the location is not guaranteed.