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- 0:05Jaguar's eye a full twenty twenty eight home slate in Jacksonville in
- 0:09shift that could end.
- 0:09Wembley run. This article is being read by an automated voice generated
- 0:15by Everlett. London the AP Jacksonville run of playing an annual home
- 0:21game at Wembley Stadium could be nearing its end. Jaguars President Mark
- 0:25Lamping said Saturday, the team hopes to keep all of its twenty
- 0:29twenty eight home games in Jacksonville to coincide with the reopening of
- 0:33its stadium following a one point four billion dollar renovation. The Jags
- 0:38were early adopters of the NFL's international push and began staging an
- 0:42annual game at Wembley in twenty thirteen, but the economic incentive to
- 0:46do so has been decreasing. Jacksonville will play its sixteenth London game
- 0:51on Sunday when the team faces the Houston Texans at Wembley. Lamping
- 0:55told Jacksonville reporters in London that the plan for the twenty twenty
- 0:59eight season is a full slate at its stadium of the future.
- 1:04If there's a natural year where you probably want to play every
- 1:07home games in Jacksonville, it would be the year you open a
- 1:10new stadium, Lamping said. Construction has already begun with Everbank Stadium at
- 1:15reduced capacity this season. The Jags will move most of their home
- 1:20games to Orlando next season. The team has the option of playing
- 1:24three home game in London next season, but Lamping said The likelihood
- 1:28of that is remote. He said.
- 1:30That option was designed more for if the team had chosen to
- 1:33play in Gainesville next year. Jacksonville's games at Wembley are separate from
- 1:38the NFL mandated international games. In that category, the Jaguars are set
- 1:42to play one game abroad next season. Lamping said he hopes that
- 1:46one will be in London, but said there's no guarantee. The league
- 1:50tells us where that game is going to be played, he said.
- 1:53See the AP's full NFL coverage here.