Jaguars Relocate Home Games to Orlando

0:00On March 31st, the Jacksonville Jaguars just got the green light from NFL owners to temporarily relocate their home games for the 2027 season. With ever-benged stadium in Jacksonville set for a massive renovation starting after 2026, the team will play all its home slated camping. World Stadium in Orlando, that upgrade is a nine-figure project and the stadium won't be ready until 2028, leaving the Jags without a spot for one full year. Team owner Shad Khan is hyped about the move, calling it the perfect temporary spot and thanking the league, fellow owners, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Florida Citrus Sports for making it happen. He says it's a win for everyone, especially fans just to drive away from Jacksonville. Now Orlando will host two NFL teams alongside the Bucks, and camping World Stadium home to bulls like the Citrus Bowl has never had a pro football. Ten and before, with a capacity of 60,219, it'll be the smallest NFL home field, edging out the bare soldier field at 61,500.

1:05This setup keeps the Jags rolling strong through the rebuild. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.