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NFL · Rules & Officiating · published 2026-10-18T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

Jaguars intend to stop ceding a home game to London after 2028 stadium return

The Jaguars want to keep all of their home games in Jacksonville once their renovated stadium opens for the 2028 season. The team has been giving up one home game each year to play in London, but that arrangement would end under the plan.

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[paragraph] Need under 120 words total for expanded. Under 90 for context. Need original wording. Avoid copying source phrasing. We can use facts: Jaguars, Jacksonville, London, 2028, renovated stadium, one home game per year. That's from summary. We can mention AFC South? From nav. But maybe not needed. "The Jaguars are listed among AFC South teams in the source material." That's factual but not useful. Better not. Expanded one paragraph: "The Jaguars’ plan centers on their renovated Jacksonville stadium opening in 2028. Until then, the club has annually surrendered one home date to London. Under the stated intention, that practice would stop once the stadium returns, keeping the full home slate in Jacksonville. The source material offers no further details on contracts, league approval, or future international games." This is 50 words. Is "league approval" invented? It says no further details, okay. But "contracts" maybe not in material. We can say "no further details are provided.

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