Training camp dates, locations for all 32 NFL teams

Your wait for football is almost over, but first, it starts with training camp, and before you know that, it will be here.

Below are the training camp dates and locations for all 32 teams:

TEAM SITE LOCATION ROOKIES VETERANS
Arizona State Farm Stadium Glendale, AZ 7/17 7/24
Atlanta Atlanta Falcons Training Facility Flowery Branch, GA 7/18 7/21
Baltimore Under Armour Performance Center Owings Mills, MD 7/17 7/24
Buffalo St. John Fisher College Rochester, NY 7/22 7/24
Carolina Wofford College Spartanburg, SC 7/24 7/24
Chicago Olivet Nazarene University Bourbonnais, IL 7/22 7/25
Cincinnati Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati, OH 7/24 7/26
Cleveland Cleveland Browns Training Complex Berea, OH 7/24 7/24
Dallas Marriott Residence Inn Oxnard, CA 7/26 7/26
Denver UCHealth Training Center Englewood, CO 7/17 7/17
Detroit Detroit Lions Training Facility Allen Park, MI 7/18 7/24
Green Bay St. Norbert College De Pere, WI 7/22 7/24
Houston Houston Methodist Training Center Houston, TX 7/21 7/24
Indianapolis Grand Park Westfield, IN 7/21 7/24
Jacksonville TIAA Bank Field Jacksonville, FL 7/22 7/24
Kansas City Missouri Western State University St. Joseph, MO 7/23 7/26
L.A. Chargers Jack Hammett Sports Complex Costa Mesa, CA 7/24 7/24
L.A. Rams University of California, Irvine Irvine, CA 7/24 7/26
Miami Baptist Health Training Facility Davie, FL 7/21 7/24
Minnesota TCO Performance Center Eagan, MN 7/22 7/25
N.Y. Giants Quest Diagnostics Training Facility East Rutherford, NJ 7/22 7/24
N.Y. Jets Atlantic Health Jets Training Center Florham Park, NJ 7/19 7/24
New England Gillette Stadium Foxborough, MA 7/21 7/24
New Orleans New Orleans Saints Training Facility Metairie, LA 7/18 7/25
Oakland Napa Valley Marriott Napa, CA 7/23 7/26
Philadelphia NovaCare Complex Philadelphia, PA 7/24 7/24
Pittsburgh Saint Vincent College Latrobe, PA 7/24 7/25
San Francisco SAP Performance Facility Santa Clara, CA 7/26 7/26
Seattle Virginia Mason Athletic Center Renton, WA 7/17 7/24
Tampa Bay AdventHealth Training Center Tampa, FL 7/21 7/25
Tennessee Saint Thomas Sports Park Nashville, TN 7/22 7/25
Washington Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center Richmond, VA 7/24 7/24

Note: The first official practice of training camp for each club at the site designated above is generally held the day after the veteran reporting date (Cincinnati will hold its first camp practice in Dayton, OH).

NFL announces preseason schedule for all 32 teams

The NFL today announced its 65-game preseason schedule, which includes a slate of eight nationally televised games.

The 2019 preseason will kick off on Thursday, August 1 (NBC, 8:00 PM ET) in Canton, Ohio, when the Atlanta Falcons face the Denver Broncos in the NFL/Hall of Fame Game at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium.

NFL Network will provide extensive coverage of the NFL preseason, including live or re-aired broadcasts of all 65 games.

The following is the complete 2019 NFL preseason national television, week-by-week and team-by-team schedule:

2019 NFL PRESEASON NATIONAL TELEVISION SCHEDULE

(All times Eastern)

DATE GAME NETWORK (TIME)
     
Thursday, August 1 NFL/Hall of Fame Game, Canton, Ohio

Denver Broncos vs Atlanta Falcons

NBC (8:00 PM)
Preseason Week 2 (August 15-19)
     
Thursday, August 15 Oakland Raiders at Arizona Cardinals ESPN (8:00 PM)
Sunday, August 18 New Orleans Saints at LA Chargers CBS (4:00 PM)
Sunday, August 18 Seattle Seahawks at Minnesota Vikings FOX (8:00 PM)
Monday, August 19 San Francisco 49ers at Denver Broncos ESPN (8:00 PM)
     
Preseason Week 3 (August 22-25)
     
Thursday, August 22 Jacksonville Jaguars at Miami Dolphins FOX (8:00 PM)
Friday, August 23 Buffalo Bills at Detroit Lions CBS (8:00 PM)
Sunday, August 25 Pittsburgh Steelers at Tennessee Titans NBC (8:00 PM)

2019 PRESEASON WEEK-BY-WEEK SCHEDULE

NFL/HALL OF FAME GAME – AUGUST 1

*Denver vs Atlanta (NBC)

 

WEEK 1 – AUGUST 8-12

NY Jets at NY Giants

Tennessee at Philadelphia

Carolina at Chicago

New England at Detroit

Houston at Green Bay

Minnesota at New Orleans

LA Chargers at Arizona

Dallas at San Francisco

Denver at Seattle

Indianapolis at Buffalo

Atlanta at Miami

Jacksonville at Baltimore

Washington at Cleveland

Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh

Cincinnati at Kansas City

LA Rams at Oakland
WEEK 2 – AUGUST 15-19

Chicago at NY Giants

Cincinnati at Washington

Seattle at Minnesota (FOX, 8/18)

NY Jets at Atlanta

Buffalo at Carolina

Miami at Tampa Bay

Oakland at Arizona (ESPN, 8/15)

Dallas at LA Rams++

Green Bay at Baltimore

Kansas City at Pittsburgh

Detroit at Houston

Cleveland at Indianapolis

Philadelphia at Jacksonville

New England at Tennessee

San Francisco at Denver (ESPN, 8/19)

New Orleans at LA Chargers (CBS, 8/18)

WEEK 3 – AUGUST 22-25

Houston at Dallas

Baltimore at Philadelphia

Buffalo at Detroit (CBS, 8/23)

Arizona at Minnesota

Washington at Atlanta

Cleveland at Tampa Bay

Denver at LA Rams

Jacksonville at Miami (FOX, 8/22)

Carolina at New England

New Orleans at NY Jets

NY Giants at Cincinnati

Chicago at Indianapolis

Pittsburgh at Tennessee (NBC, 8/25)

San Francisco at Kansas City

Green Bay vs Oakland+

Seattle at LA Chargers

WEEK 4 – AUGUST 29-30

Tampa Bay at Dallas

Baltimore at Washington

Tennessee at Chicago

Kansas City at Green Bay

Pittsburgh at Carolina

Miami at New Orleans

LA Chargers at San Francisco

Oakland at Seattle

Minnesota at Buffalo

NY Giants at New England

Philadelphia at NY Jets

Indianapolis at Cincinnati

Detroit at Cleveland

LA Rams at Houston

Atlanta at Jacksonville

Arizona at Denver

* NFL/Hall of Fame Game, Canton, Ohio

+ Site to be determined

++ Honolulu, HI

2019 PRESEASON TEAM-BY-TEAM SCHEDULE

AFC

Buffalo

Miami

New England

NY Jets

Indianapolis Atlanta at Detroit at NY Giants
at Carolina at Tampa Bay at Tennessee at Atlanta
at Detroit (CBS) Jacksonville (FOX) Carolina New Orleans
Minnesota at New Orleans NY Giants Philadelphia

Baltimore

Cincinnati

Cleveland

Pittsburgh

Jacksonville at Kansas City Washington Tampa Bay
Green Bay at Washington at Indianapolis Kansas City
at Philadelphia NY Giants at Tampa Bay at Tennessee (NBC)
at Washington Indianapolis Detroit at Carolina

Houston

Indianapolis

Jacksonville

Tennessee

at Green Bay at Buffalo at Baltimore at Philadelphia
Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia New England
at Dallas Chicago at Miami (FOX) Pittsburgh (NBC)
LA Rams at Cincinnati Atlanta at Chicago

Denver

Kansas City

LA Chargers

Oakland

vs Atlanta* (NBC) Cincinnati at Arizona LA Rams
at Seattle at Pittsburgh New Orleans (CBS) at Arizona (ESPN)
San Francisco (ESPN) San Francisco Seattle vs Green Bay+
at LA Rams

Arizona

at Green Bay at San Francisco at Seattle
NFC

Dallas

NY Giants

Philadelphia

Washington

at San Francisco NY Jets Tennessee at Cleveland
at LA Rams++ Chicago at Jacksonville Cincinnati
Houston at Cincinnati Baltimore at Atlanta
Tampa Bay at New England at NY Jets Baltimore

Chicago

Detroit

Green Bay

Minnesota

Carolina New England Houston at New Orleans
at NY Giants at Houston at Baltimore Seattle (FOX)
at Indianapolis Buffalo (CBS) vs Oakland+ Arizona
Tennessee at Cleveland Kansas City at Buffalo

Atlanta

Carolina

New Orleans

Tampa Bay

vs Denver* (NBC) at Chicago Minnesota at Pittsburgh
at Miami Buffalo at LA Chargers (CBS) Miami
NY Jets at New England at NY Jets Cleveland
Washington Pittsburgh Miami at Dallas
at Jacksonville

 

Arizona

LA Rams

San Francisco

Seattle

LA Chargers at Oakland Dallas Denver
Oakland (ESPN) Dallas++ at Denver (ESPN) at Minnesota (FOX)
at Minnesota Denver at Kansas City at LA Chargers
at Denver

 

at Houston LA Chargers Oakland
*NFL/Hall of Fame Game, Canton, Ohio; +Site to be determined; ++Honolulu, HI

NFL announces matchups for the five international regular-season games in 2019

The National Football League today announced the matchups for its five 2019 international regular-season games – four in the UK and one in Mexico.

The quality of the 2019 international offering is apparent in three division games and five playoff participants, including the NFC Champion Los Angeles Rams.  Two of the four London Games will feature teams playing in the UK for the first time, while Mexico City will host a meeting of long-time AFC West division rivals.

​​The 2019 international games:

​Country Visiting Team Home Team
Mexico Kansas City Chiefs Los Angeles Chargers
UK Carolina Panthers Tampa Bay Buccaneers
UK Chicago Bears Oakland Raiders
UK Cincinnati Bengals Los Angeles Rams
UK Houston Texans Jacksonville Jaguars​​

Mexico City’s Azteca Stadium will host a matchup between the AFC West rival Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers. Both teams, who finished the 2018 regular season with identical 12-4 records, will be playing in Mexico City for the first time.

The AFC South champion Houston Texans – who face the division-rival Jacksonville Jaguars – and the Carolina Panthers – who face their NFC South foes the Tampa Bay Buccaneers – will both make their London debuts. It will bring the total number of NFL teams to have played in the UK to 31 in 28 regular-season games by the end of the 2019 season. The Jaguars will be playing a home game in London for the seventh consecutive season.

The Rams, who will face the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LIII, will host a London game for the fourth time when they take on the Cincinnati Bengals, while the Oakland Raiders will return to London for the second straight year, facing the NFC North division champion Chicago Bears.

The NFL will play two games at Tottenham Hotspur’s new stadium, with two at Wembley Stadium.

Dates, kickoff times and venues for all international games will be announced in conjunction with the release of the full NFL schedule this spring.