NFL announces Preseason TV schedule

The NFL announced this week there will be a record number of preseason games will be shown on NFL Network.

Let’s hope we’ll see more of this!

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Importantly, all preseason games will be shown on NFL GamePass, which is fantastic news for international and American fans alike.

An enormous 23 games will be shown on the league’s broadcast channel will show eight games through Weeks 1-2 before a final seven during the third and final week of preseason.

This includes to quadruple-headers in Weeks 1 and 2 before two doses of triple-headers in Week 3.

The Football Team kick off NFL Network’s coverage on August 12 at New England, where we should get our first official look at Mac Jones in a Patriots uniform.

Trevor Lawrence is likely to hit your screens on August 14 as Urban Meyer and the Jags host AFC rivals, Cleveland.

Media and fans alike will be hoping to get a glimpse of Jordan Love too, which may come as early as Week 2 (August 21) at home to Zac Wilson and Gang Green.

Below is a full list of the games to air on NFL Network across the preseason:

Week 1 

Thursday, August 12

7:30 PM ET – Washington Football Team vs. New England Patriots



Friday, August 13

7:00 PM ET – Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions

10:00 PM ET – Dallas Cowboys vs. Arizona Cardinals



Saturday, August 14

1:00 PM ET – Miami Dolphins vs. Chicago Bears

4:00 PM ET – Denver Broncos vs. Minnesota Vikings

7:00 PM ET – Cleveland Browns vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

10:00 PM ET – Los Angeles Chargers vs. Los Angeles Rams



Sunday, August 15

1:00 PM ET – Carolina Panthers vs. Indianapolis Colts

Week 2 

Thursday, August 19

7:30 PM ET – New England Patriots vs. Philadelphia Eagles



Friday, August 20

8:00 PM ET – Cincinnati Bengals vs. Washington Football Team



Saturday, August 21

1:00 PM ET – Buffalo Bills vs. Chicago Bears

4:25 PM ET – New York Jets vs. Green Bay Packers

7:30 PM ET – Detroit Lions vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

10:00 PM ET – Las Vegas Raiders vs. Los Angeles Rams



Sunday, August 22

1:00 PM ET – New York Giants vs. Cleveland Browns

7:30 PM ET – San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angeles Chargers

 Week 3 

Friday, August 27

8:00 PM ET – Minnesota Vikings vs. Kansas City Chiefs



Saturday, August 28

1:00 PM ET – Green Bay Packers vs. Buffalo Bills

7:00 PM ET – Chicago Bears vs. Tennessee Titans

10:00 PM ET – Los Angeles Chargers vs. Seattle Seahawks

 

Sunday, August 29

1:00 PM ET – Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Dallas Cowboys

4:00 PM ET – Las Vegas Raiders vs. San Francisco 49ers

6:00 PM ET – New England Patriots vs. New York Giants


For American fans — NFL Network will blackout live games shown concurrently in local markets.

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