NFL Preseason Schedule Released

The NFL released its 2009 preseason schedule with action set to begin on Aug. 9 at the traditional Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio. AFC foes Buffalo and Tennessee will take the field on that night, with kickoff set for 8 PM ET on NBC.

You can find the full preseason slate after the jump.

Week 1 (Aug. 13-17)
Aug. 13 - Arizona at Pittsburgh (ESPN)
Aug. 13 - Washington at Baltimore
Aug. 17 - Carolina at New York Giants (ESPN)
TBD - Atlanta at Detroit; Chicago at Buffalo; Cincinnati at New Orleans; Cleveland at Green Bay; Dallas at Oakland; Denver at San Francisco; Houston at Kansas City; Jacksonville at Miami; Minnesota at Indianapolis; New England at Philadelphia; St. Louis at New York Jets; Seattle at San Diego; Tampa Bay at Tennessee

Week 2 (Aug. 20-24)
Aug. 20 - Philadelphia at Indianapolis (FOX)
Aug. 21 - Tennessee at Dallas (FOX)
Aug. 24 - New York Jets at Baltimore (ESPN
TBD - Atlanta at St. Louis; Buffalo at Green Bay; Carolina at Miami; Cincinnati at New England; Denver at Seattle; Detroit at Cleveland; Kansas City at Minnesota; New Orleans at Houston; New York Giants at Chicago; Oakland at San Francisco; Pittsburgh at Washington; San Diego at Arizona; Tampa Bay at Jacksonville

Week 3 (Aug. 27-31)
Aug. 27 - Miami at Tampa Bay (FOX)
Aug. 27 - Jacksonville at Philadelphia
Aug. 28 - New England at Washington (CBS)
Aug. 29 - San Diego at Atlanta (CBS)
Aug. 29 - Buffalo at Pittsburgh
Aug. 30 - Chicago at Denver (NBC)
Aug. 31 - Minnesota at Houston (ESPN)
TBD - Baltimore at Carolina; Green Bay at Arizona; Indianapolis at Detroit; Tennessee at Cleveland; New Orleans at Oakland; New York Jets at New York Giants; St. Louis at Cincinnati; San Francisco at Dallas; Seattle at Kansas City

Week 4 (Sept. 3-4)
Sept. 3 - Arizona at Denver
Sept. 3 - Baltimore at Atlanta
Sept. 3 - Philadelphia at New York Jets
Sept. 4 - Houston at Tampa Bay
TBD - Cleveland at Chicago; Dallas at Minnesota; Detroit at Buffalo; Green Bay at Tennessee; Indianapolis at Cincinnati; Kansas City at St. Louis; Miami at New Orleans; New York Giants at New England; Oakland at Seattle; Pittsburgh at Carolina; San Francisco at San Diego; Washington at Jacksonville