Flash is very real here.

TIAA Bank Stadium could be headed for a redesign. The Jacksonville Jaguars released a rendering of their proposed plan Wednesday, and it looks downright grand.

For years, the Jaguars have been involved in relocation discussions as the team struggles to sell tickets and operate in smaller markets. But Jags owner Shad Khan seems 100% committed to staying in northeast Florida.

The Jaguars called the stadium “the stadium of the future,” and announced that it would have flexible seating capacity to allow the city of Jacksonville to host more events.

Jaggs said in an article official statement TIAA says it has a “basic capacity of 62,000, with expansion capacity of up to 71,500 for college football games and even more for concerts.” Venues can be transformed with lighting and digital technology to create a unique match day experience while ensuring fan engagement. “

185% more surface area in the main concourse, 260% more surface area in the upper concourse, 360-degree connectivity in the upper concourse, 13 new elevators and 32 new escalators to support vertical travel, It also has 220 new escalators. Eateries and 14 new restrooms. “

Check out the beauty:

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— Jacksonville Jaguars (@Jaguars) June 7, 2023

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I’m very proud to be a Floridian.

And it’s nice to see Shad Khan (and his son, Tony, owner of All Elite Wrestling) continue to expand their empire with gorgeous stadium redesigns.

I also like the look of European football. It looks like the grand stadium in a FIFA video game or the one that hosts the final of the Champions League. Plus, its glory is surrounded by palm trees (and cool waters). And did you notice that there are still hangout areas where you can watch the game? (Related: Report: Phoenix Suns Fire Chris Paul)

I’m so obsessed with this. If things go well, I’m sure I’ll see you soon, Jacksonville.