Jaguars eye a full 2028 home slate in Jacksonville in shift that could end Wembley run
Jacksonville’s run of playing an annual home game at Wembley Stadium could be nearing its end. Jaguars president Mark Lamping says the team hopes to keep all of its 2028 home games in Jacksonville to coincide with the re-opening of its renovated stadium. The Jags were early adopters of the NFL’s international push and began staging an annual game at Wembley in 2013, but the economic incentive has been decreasing.
Jacksonville plays its 16th London game on Sunday against the Houston Texans at Wembley. Lamping says the plan for the 2028 season is a full slate at its “stadium of the future.”
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