The Jacksonville Jaguars will play 26 of their next 30 regular‑season games away from home, making them the first NFL franchise since 1926 to compete in 12 or more stadiums in a single season. The schedule includes a visit to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, a venue that has hosted NFL games before but is still a rare destination for an American football team.
Under the current timetable, the Jaguars will spend the majority of the season on the road, a departure from the usual balance of home and away contests that most teams follow. The move reflects a broader strategy to maximize exposure and revenue, though it also presents logistical challenges for players and staff.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, located in London, England, will host the Jaguars' Sunday game against an opponent that has not yet been announced. The venue is known for its modern facilities and has previously hosted NFL matches as part of the league’s international series.
While the Jaguars’ travel schedule is unprecedented, it follows a long tradition of NFL teams occasionally playing games overseas. However, the sheer number of different stadiums this season marks a new milestone for the franchise.
Fans in Jacksonville and across the league will be watching closely as the Jaguars navigate one of the most demanding itineraries in recent NFL history. The outcome of this ambitious schedule remains to be seen, but it underscores the growing global reach of American football.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>
