PITTSBURGH -- It looks like the Pittsburgh Steelers won't be traveling overseas for a second year in a row as their chances to place in London, England seem to have been stopped. According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Gerry Dulac, the Jacksonville Jaguars will not host the Steelers for an international game in 2026. Jacksonville "blocked" the Steelers from being their London game, meaning they will play Pittsburgh in Florida instead. "According to multiple sources, the Jaguars 'protected' their home game against the Steelers, meaning it will likely be played in Jacksonville and not in the capital of England," Dulac reported. "They don't want to give up a game against the Steelers because they know it is guaranteed to be a sellout, based on the way Steelers fans gobble up seats in opposing stadium," Dulac added. Sep 28, 2025; Dublin, Ireland; Pittsburgh Steelers fans cheer during the fourth quarter against the Minnesota Vikings during an NFL International Series game at Croke Park.…