Jaguars to play 28 of next 33 regular-season games on the road during stadium renovation

The renovation forces an unusual multi-season stretch of road-heavy scheduling; the team is framing it as a competitive reality rather than an excuse, and it will affect where home games are staged through 2027.

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- The Jaguars will play two of eight home games this season in London and use Orlando and potentially another international site in 2027.
- Jacksonville plays 28 of the next 33 regular-season games on the road; 2027 will have no home games in Jacksonville.
- Team president Mark Lamping said the club requested some scheduling 'donuts' to allow construction windows.
- Coach Liam Coen told players this is 'our reality' and emphasized accountability regardless of venue.
- Players described the stretch as fostering closer team bonding during road trips and a mentality the staff intends to use as motivation.
- The club plans to treat alternative home sites as legitimate home games but acknowledged the schedule will complicate travel and season rhythm.

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