Hall of fame game what time

CANTON, OHIO – The 2022 Hall of Fame Game, set for 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 4, will be broadcast live on NBC and Peacock.

  The matchup, featuring the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Las Vegas Raiders, kicks off the National Football League’s 103rd season in the city where the League was founded.

  NBC Sports today announced its new Sunday Night Football announce team, featuring Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth in the booth and Melissa Stark on the sidelines, will work its first game together at the 2022 Hall of Fame Game.

  Tirico and Collinsworth have teamed to call 21 NFL games (19 regular season, two preseason) since Tirico joined NBC Sports in 2016. Stark, NBC Sports’ newest team member, served as sideline reporter for ABC’s Monday Night Football for three seasons (2000-02), and has been a host and reporter for NFL Network since 2011.

  The following is a look at the NBC Sunday Night Football announce team:

  Mike Tirico (Play-by-Play)
•    Calls primetime NFL games for his 17th consecutive season this fall
•    Recently nominated for a Sports Emmy in the Outstanding Sports Personality–Host category for the third consecutive year following a stretch in which he anchored the Tokyo Olympics in primetime, the Super Bowl LVI Pregame Show, Football Night in America, horse racing’s Triple Crown, golf’s U.S. Open, and the Indianapolis 500
•    One of only four play-by-play announcers to work primetime NFL package for at least 10 seasons (ESPN Monday Night Football, 2006-15)
•    Served as on-site and studio host of NBC’s Football Night in America – the most-watched studio show in sports – since 2016.
•    Serves as NBC’s primetime Olympics host

  Cris Collinsworth (Analyst)
•    Begins 14th season in NBC Sunday Night Football booth this fall, following three seasons on NBC’s Football Night in America (2006-08)
•    Previously called NFL games on NFL Network from 2006-08, FOX from 2002-04 and NBC from 1990-95, and served as a studio analyst for NBC, FOX and HBO
•    A 16-time Sports Emmy Award-winner for his work on games and in-studio, has been a finalist for Outstanding Event Analyst in 15 of the past 16 years
•    Majority owner of Pro Football Focus, which utilizes an exclusive and proprietary grading system to analyze the performance of every NFL and college player on each snap
•    In eight-year NFL career as wide receiver with Cincinnati Bengals (1981-88), earned three Pro Bowl trips and played in two Super Bowls

  Melissa Stark (Sideline Reporter)
•    Spent three seasons as sideline reporter for ABC’s Monday Night Football (2000-02)
•    Host and reporter with NFL Network since 2011 (including host of Sports Emmy Award-winning NFL 360), and will continue select assignments
•    After MNF role, spent four years (2003-07) with NBC News, serving as TODAY show national correspondent and newsreader, and MSNBC anchor
•    Worked three Olympics with NBC Sports (2004, 2006 and 2008)
•    Prior to joining MNF, served as an ESPN reporter/correspondent on a range of properties and shows, including NFL Countdown

  TICKETS
Tickets for the 2022 Hall of Fame Game are available at: www.profootballhof.com/tickets.

Tony Boselli, LeRoy Butler, Sam Mills, Richard Seymour, Cliff Branch, Art McNally, Dick Vermeil, and Bryant Young. Meet your Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2022. But before the inductees are enshrined, the NFL Hall of Fame Game gets the party started in Canton, Ohio. Which teams will square off in the first NFL action since February?

When and where is the 2022 NFL Hall of Fame Game?

  • Date and Time
    Thursday, Aug. 4. The original start time for the 2022 NFL Hall of Fame Game between the Raiders and Jaguars was set for 8 p.m. ET. However, due to inclement weather in the area, the game has been delayed. There is no set time for kickoff, but NBC is reporting (as of 8:07 p.m. ET) that the earliest kickoff can be is 8:40 p.m. ET.
  • Location
    Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, Canton, Ohio

After six months of agonizing anticipation, NFL football is back. The 2022 Hall of Fame Game kicks off the preseason with the Las Vegas Raiders facing the Jacksonville Jaguars. It will be the first opportunity for fans to see their new-look franchise. Josh McDaniels heads to Las Vegas, hoping to bring the Patriot Way with him. Meanwhile, Doug Pederson needs to rekindle the success he enjoyed in Philadephia to remain in Jacksonville long term.

Unfortunately, the Jaguars have already announced that Trevor Lawrence will not be starting in this game. The second-year QB is currently surrounded by a ton of questions after he noticeably struggled in his first year. Will he take a step forward this season with a new head coach and upgraded weapons around him?

Speaking of weapons, another player seeing a ton of buzz during training camp that we, unfortunately, will not see is Travis Etienne. The RB, who missed all of last season with an injury, has been the talk of the town lately. Lawrence, his former Clemson QB, was recently quoted as saying Etienne looks even better than he did in college.

“He looks like he’s in better shape than he was in our last year at Clemson,” Lawrence said. “Right now he looks great, he’s running really well, picking up the offense, done a great job in protections. All the things we’ve asked him to do, he’s done a great job.”

On the other side of the field, it is unclear if the Raiders will be playing any of their starters in this game. It is highly unlikely that we get to see Derek Carr and the newly-acquired Davante Adams, and if we do, it won’t likely be for long.

Who is playing in the Hall of Fame Game?

From 1971 to 2010, the Hall of Fame Game included one team from each conference (AFC and NFC). However, that concept concluded in 2011 and transitioned to teams with at least one distinguished alumnus inducted that year to add intrigue to the event.

The Jaguars haven’t played in the Hall of Fame Game since 1995 — the franchise’s first-ever contest. As a young organization, it’s not surprising that offensive tackle Tony Boselli is the team’s first inductee into the Hall of Fame.

On the other sideline, the Raiders make their fourth appearance in the annual bout — their first as Las Vegas. This year, WR Cliff Branch and DT Richard Seymour represent the silver and black in Canton.

History of the Hall of Fame Game

The inaugural Hall of Fame Game saw New York Giants take on the then-St. Louis Cardinals. The matchup unceremoniously ended in a 21-21 tie. The most recent competition featured the Pittsburgh Steelers coasting to a 16-3 victory over the Dallas Cowboys last year.

With a postponement (2020), two cancellations (2011 and 2016), and a pair of contests ending early due to weather (1980 and 2003), the Hall of Fame Game has dealt with its fair share of scheduling issues. Nonetheless, the 2022 iteration appears primed to welcome fans back to long-awaited NFL action.

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What time and channel is the Hall of Fame game on tonight?

CANTON, OHIO – The 2022 Hall of Fame Game, set for 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 4, will be broadcast live on NBC and Peacock.

What channel is the Hall of Fame game on 2022?

The game will be broadcast on NBC. The commentators will be Mike Tirico (play-by-play), Cris Collinsworth (analyst) and Melissa Stark (sideline reporter).

How can I watch the Hall of Fame game in 2022?

Watch live out-of-market preseason games, live local and primetime regular-season and postseason games on your phone or tablet with NFL+, the league's exclusive streaming subscription service available in the NFL app and NFL.com.

What TV channel is the Hall of Fame game on?

The coverage will begin at 7:00 PM ET on NBC with Football Night in America, followed by kick-off.