The Jacksonville Jaguars are in need of a temporary home for their 2027 NFL season due to renovations at EverBank Stadium. Florida Citrus Sports is working on setting up Orlando as the team’s temporary home for the season. They are considering playing games at either Camping World Stadium or Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Additionally, there is a possibility that the Jaguars will play an additional home game in London in 2027.
The new $1.4 billion “stadium of the future” in Jacksonville is set to open in 2028, which has been approved by NFL owners and will likely keep the Jaguars in the city for at least another three decades. A decision on where the team will play in 2027 is expected to be made in May, with the Orange County TDT meeting scheduled for March 24.
The potential move to Orlando has sparked interest and excitement among football fans in the city. Hosting the Jaguars for a season would bring economic benefits to the area and provide fans with the opportunity to see NFL games up close. The arrangement could also strengthen ties between Orlando and Jacksonville, creating a bond between two major cities in Florida. Stay tuned for updates on the Jaguars’ temporary home for the 2027 season.
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