Even with EverBank Stadium continuing to undergo renovations in 2027, it is unlikely that the Jacksonville Jaguars will play three international games next season.
Team president Mark Lamping met with local media members while in London recently, and according to ESPN's Michael DiRocco, Lamping said the chance of playing three international games in 2027 is "remote."
In an interview with Jax media in London, Jaguars team president Mark Lamping said it would be natural to play all 2028 home games in Jax in new stadium. Also said chance of team playing 3 international home games in 2027 is "remote."
— Michael DiRocco (@ESPNdirocco) October 17, 2026
Lamping told DiRocco and others that three international games were initially on the table, given the uncertainty until this year about where the Jaguars
would be playing in 2027. If the Jaguars ended up playing in Gainesville, "there is the possibility that there could have been some weekends where we couldn't play and we may have had to go play those games elsewhere," Lamping said.
Instead, the Jaguars will be playing their home games next season in Orlando at Camping World Stadium.
By 2028, when the renovations at EverBank are completed, Lamping said playing every home game that year in Jacksonville is in play.
Jacksonville could still play overseas in 2027, but from the sound of it, that would be for one or two games, and not three.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: 'Remote' chance Jaguars play 3 international games in 2027
