Old seats from EverBank Stadium sit in huge pile at recycling plant as ‘Stadium of the Future’ renovations ramp up
By Aaron Farrar
Published on April 2, 2026.
Old seats from EverBank Stadium are in a large pile at Big Iron Recycling in Jacksonville as renovations to the $1.4 billion "Stadium of the Future" are underway. Ernie Taylor, the president and owner of the facility, arranged a deal with Waste Pro to collect the seats. The seats had been there since the Jaguars moved to Jacksonville in 1995. It will take another month to clear them out. The stadium is on pace to be completed by the 2028 season.
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