The Jacksonville Jaguars say they are embracing their “reality” of spending most of the next stretch of the regular season away from home. After opening their season at 1–0, they are scheduled to play 28 of their next 33 games on the road, beginning Sunday against the Denver Broncos.
Both outlets link the long road stretch to the team’s limited home schedule caused by an ongoing, $1.4 billion renovation to EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville. The renovation also affects where the Jaguars play home games, with two of their eight home games this season scheduled in London. While both sources highlight the same travel-heavy schedule and the stadium project, they differ mainly in framing, with one emphasizing the team’s attitude toward the road-heavy stretch and the other focusing on the practical impact of the renovation on the schedule.
