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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jaguars are working to shorten the amount of time they would play outside Jacksonville during a potential $1.4 billion stadium renovation. Team president Mark Lamping has a proposal that would reduce the number of seasons the Jaguars are away from EverBank Stadium from two years to one. It's a significant change that should help ease some external angst regarding a pending project that would tie the team to one of the NFL's smallest markets for decades. The initial plan called for the Jags to play elsewhere during the 2026 and 2027 seasons. But the tweak would allow them to remain in EverBank in 2026 with a reduced capacity.
