Jaguars Play Entire 2027 Season in Orlando

On April 1, NFL owners just gave the green light for the Jacksonville Jaguars to play their entire 2027 home season down in Orlando at Camping World Stadium.

That's a two-hour drive south from Jacksonville, and it's the first time in team history they'll do a full season away from Everbank Stadium.

The move makes sense because Everbank is getting a major overhaul all through 2027.

The stadium hosts big college bowls already, like the Citrus Bowl, and now it'll step up for NFL action while the Jags upgrade their spot.

Team brass is on board, saying Orlando fits best for the players, opponents, and the league.

They'll keep practices and facilities in Jacksonville during the week, just road tripping to Orlando for game days.

Head coach Liam Cohen sees it as a chance to build new fans, even with the hassles.

Not every home game heads south, though. They've got up to three international matchups in London each year.

Renovations wrap up by August 20, 28, adding lookout decks, wider walkways, canopies, fresh seating, and spots for mega events like playoffs or the Super Bowl.

And the pools stay, keeping that signature vibe alive. Jags fans brace for some travel, but it's all paving the way for a stadium of the future.

I'm Corey with the story. That's your NFL news today update, AI powered and always on.