NFL Owners Approve Orlando’s Camping World Stadium as Jaguars’ 2027 Temporary Home

The Jacksonville Jaguars are slated to play 10 home games in 2027, including one preseason exhibition. Jacksonville may shift up to three of those home dates to London. As a result, Orlando is expected to host seven or eight NFL games that season.

Schedule and venue plans

Orlando could see in-state matchups, including Tampa Bay at Jacksonville and Miami at Jacksonville. Team officials announced plans in February to play consecutive home games in London this fall.

Ongoing work at EverBank Stadium will limit capacity to 42,507 for the 2026 season. That reduction is tied to construction and upgrades ahead of the move.

Team context and coaching outlook

The Jaguars finished 13-4 last season and won the AFC South. That success came in the first year under the new regime led by owner Shad Khan’s executives Gladstone and coach Liam Coen.

Coen said he could not look too far into the future. He noted he coached at Camping World Stadium when he was at Kentucky. He added that playing in Orlando could help connect the team with a new fan base. Coen acknowledged challenges, but said the disruption should not derail the franchise.

Impact on home-field advantage

The team faces two seasons with limited traditional home-field benefits. Relocated and neutral-site games will affect routine, travel, and stadium familiarity.

Players and staff must adapt to split-site operations. The club will need logistical planning and fan outreach to maintain momentum.

Orlando’s opportunity

Hosting the Jaguars, even as a one-year rental, lets Orlando showcase event capabilities. The city is the largest U.S. media market without an NFL franchise.

Orlando offers major airport access, abundant hotel rooms, restaurants, and nightlife. The use of Camping World Stadium as a 2027 temporary home would spotlight that infrastructure.

Filmogaz.com will continue to monitor scheduling updates and stadium developments as plans evolve.