The Jaguars want to avoid giving up a home game to play in London when their stadium renovations are completed for the 2028 season.
Jaguars president Mark Lamping said Saturday in London, where the Jaguars are playing the Texans on Sunday, that the annual home game at Wembley Stadium should end in 2028 when renovations in Jacksonville are completed.
“If there’s one natural year where you’d probably want to play every home game in Jacksonville, it would be the year you open a new stadium,” Lamping said, via the Associated Press.
The Jaguars have played a home game at Wembley every year since 2013.
Construction has begun on EverBank Stadium, which has made many seats inaccessible and has forced the Jaguars to play in front of smaller crowds in Jacksonville. Next year, the Jaguars will play most of their home games in Orlando while construction continues.