NFL preseason dates and times announced

Published: May 14, 2013 at 09:42 AM

The dates and kickoff times of the 65-game NFL preseason schedule were announced today, beginning with the annual NFL/Hall of Fame Game between the Miami Dolphins and Dallas Cowboys in Canton, Ohio on Sunday night, Aug. 4.

Televised live at 8 p.m. ET by NBC, the NFL/Hall of Fame Game is the first of 11 national preseason telecasts carried by NFL broadcast partners CBS, ESPN, FOX and NBC that will feature the entire 2012 playoff field.

NFL Network will also provide extensive coverage of the NFL preseason, including live game broadcasts in all four weeks of the preseason. NFL Network's preseason broadcast schedule will be announced in July.

For the complete 2013 NFL preseason schedule click here.

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