NFL Approves Jaguars' Plan to Play 2027 Home Games in Orlando

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The NFL's team owners have unanimously approved the Jacksonville Jaguars' proposal to play all of their home games during the 2027 season in Orlando, Florida. This temporary relocation is necessary as the team's home stadium, EverBank Stadium, undergoes a $1.4 billion renovation project that year.

Why it matters

The Jaguars' move to Orlando for the 2027 season is a significant logistical challenge, but it will allow the team to continue playing while their home stadium receives a major overhaul. This decision highlights the league's willingness to accommodate teams during stadium construction projects to minimize disruptions to the regular season schedule.

The details

Under the approved plan, the Jaguars will play all of their 2027 home games at Camping World Stadium in Orlando. This temporary relocation is necessary as EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville undergoes a $1.4 billion renovation project that year, which will include major upgrades to the stadium's infrastructure and fan amenities.

• The Jaguars' proposal was unanimously approved by NFL owners on March 31, 2026.
• The team will play its 2027 home games in Orlando while EverBank Stadium is renovated.

What’s next

The Jaguars will work closely with the NFL and the city of Orlando to finalize the logistics of playing their 2027 home games at Camping World Stadium.