The Jacksonville Jaguars may soon need a temporary home if TIAA Bank Stadium begins extensive renovations to bring a home venue steeped in 1995 into the 21st century. That construction is slated to take place before the team’s current lease runs out in 2029 and is ultimately subject to the approval of Jacksonville’s city council thanks to extensive public funding. It if happens, it could leave the team homeless for up to two seasons.
That means the Jaguars may need a temporary place to call their own. And while London is always happy to host for a game each season, that’s not a proper fix. Team owner Shad Khan is in the market for local venues capable of holding 50,000-plus fans as his resurgent team sets its sights on a Super Bowl.
