JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Jaguars embark on an unprecedented road-heavy 2026 season, playing just four of 30 regular-season games at Ever Bank Stadium. A $1.4 billion stadium renovation forces 2027 home games to Orlando's Camping World Stadium. Coach Liam Coen embraces the shift, coining the slogan: "Anywhere, anytime, anybody." By season's end, Jacksonville becomes the first NFL team since the 1926 Duluth Eskimos to play in 12 or more stadiums.
International games are a major component, starting with back-to-back London games at Tottenham Hotspur and Wembley Stadium. Punter Logan Cooke will play in his NFL-record 10th international game, breaking a tie with Tyler Shatley. The franchise has played 15 games in London since 2013.
No other NFL team has exceeded eight. The Jaguars open the season against the New England Patriots, with the next matchup not until Nov. 1 against the Indianapolis Colts. That 34-day break allows for stadium work.
Shad Khan funds all renovation cost overruns. The team faces the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans in London, with punter Logan Cooke calling the experience peaceful compared to early hotel stays.
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