LONDON \u2013 Jacksonville\u2019s run of playing an annual home game at Wembley Stadium could be nearing its end.<\/p>\n
Jaguars president Mark Lamping said Saturday the team hopes to keep all of its 2028 home games in Jacksonville to coincide with the re-opening of its stadium following a $1.4 billion renovation<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Jags were early adopters of the NFL’s international push and began staging an annual game at Wembley in 2013, but the economic incentive to do so has been decreasing.<\/p>\n Jacksonville will play its 16th London game on Sunday when the team faces the Houston Texans<\/a> at Wembley.<\/p>\n Lamping told Jacksonville reporters in London that the plan for the 2028 season is a full slate at its \u201cstadium of the future.”<\/p>\n \u201cIf there\u2019s a natural year where you probably want to play every home game in Jacksonville, it would be the year you open a new stadium,\u201d Lamping said.<\/p>\n Construction has already begun with EverBank Stadium at reduced capacity this season.<\/p>\n