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NFL Preseason Schedule 2010

Date     Game     Network
August 8     Cincinnati vs Dallas     NBC
August 12     Carolina at Baltimore         ESPN
August 12     New Orleans at New England
August 12     Oakland at Dallas
August 13     Buffalo at Washington
August 13     Jacksonville at Philadelphia
August 13     Kansas City at Atlanta
August 14     Tampa Bay at Miami
August 14     Detroit at Pittsburgh
August 14     Cleveland at Green Bay
August 14     Houston at Arizona
August 14     Minnesota at St. Louis
August 14     Chicago at San Diego
August 14     Tennessee at Seattle
August 15     San Francisco at Indianapolis
August 15     Denver at Cincinnati
August 16   NY Giants at NY Jets     ESPN
August 19     Indianapolis vs Buffalo 7:30
August 19    New England at Atlanta     8:00 FOX
August 20     Philadelphia at Cincinnati     8:00  FOX
August 21    Baltimore at Washington  7:00 PM
August 21    Pittsburgh at NY Giants  7:00 PM
August 21    Kansas City at Tampa Bay  7:30 PM
August 21    Miami at Jacksonville  7:30 PM
August 21    St. Louis at Cleveland  7:30 PM
August 21    Houston at New Orleans  8:00 PM
August 21    NY Jets at Carolina  8:00 PM
August 21    Oakland at Chicago  8:30 PM
August 21    Dallas at San Diego  9:00 PM
August 21    Detroit at Denver  9:00 PM
August 21    Green Bay at Seattle  10:00 PM
August 21    Minnesota at San Francisco    8:00 PM  NBC
August 23     Arizona at Tennessee    8:00 PM  ESPN
August 26     St. Louis at New England  7:30 PM
August 26     Indianapolis at Green Bay     8:00 PM   ESPN
August 27     Atlanta at Miami  7:00 PM
August 27     Washington at NY Jets  7:00 PM
August 27     San Diego at New Orleans     8:00 PM   CBS
August 27     Philadelphia at Kansas City  8:00 PM
August 28     Cleveland at Detroit  5:00 PM
August 28     Cincinnati at Buffalo  6:30 PM
August 28     Jacksonville at Tampa Bay  7:30 PM
August 28     NY Giants at Baltimore 7:30 PM
August 28     Dallas at Houston     8:00 PMCBS
August 28     Seattle at Minnesota  8:00 PM
August 28     Tennessee at Carolina  8:00 PM
August 28     Arizona at Chicago  8:30 PM
August 28     San Francisco at Oakland  9:00 PM
August 29     Pittsburgh at Denver     8:00 PM  FOX
September 2    Buffalo at Detroit  7:00 PM
September 2    Cincinnati at Indianapolis  7:00 PM
September 2    New England at NY Giants  7:00 PM
September 2    Atlanta at Jacksonville  7:30 PM
September 2    Carolina at Pittsburgh  7:30 PM
September 2    NY Jets at Philadelphia  7:30 PM
September 2    Baltimore at St. Louis  8:00 PM
September 2    Chicago at Cleveland  8:00 PM
September 2    Denver at Minnesota  8:00 PM
September 2 Green Bay at Kansas City  8:00 PM
September 2 Miami at Dallas  8:00 PM
September 2 New Orleans at Tennessee  8:00 PM
September 2 Tampa Bay at Houston  8:00 PM
September 2 San Diego at San Francisco  10:00 PM
September 2 Seattle at Oakland  10:00 PM
September 2 Washington at Arizona  10:00 PM

NFL Preseason Schedule 2010

2010 Monday Night Football Schedule

The 41st season of Monday Night Football will kick off on ESPN with a doubleheader Monday, September 13 – Baltimore Ravens at New York Jets (7 p.m. ET) and San Diego Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs (10:15 p.m. / 9:15 p.m. CT) – and will continue with a total of 17 prime-time games. Following a successful season that delivered the 15 biggest cable household audiences of the year, ESPN’s MNF schedule will feature all 12 playoff teams from 2009, including both the defending Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints and AFC champion Indianapolis Colts.

ESPN’s 2010 Monday Night Football Schedule
Preseason
Date     Time (ET)     Teams
Aug. 12     8 p.m.     Carolina Panthers at Baltimore Ravens
Aug. 16     8 p.m.     New York Giants at New York Jets
Aug. 23     8 p.m.     Arizona Cardinals at Tennessee Titans
Aug. 26     8 p.m.     Indianapolis Colts at Green Bay Packers

Regular Season

NFL Monday Night Football Schedule – 2010

MON, SEP 13 Baltimore at NY Jets 7:00 PM
San Diego at Kansas City 10:15 PM

Week 2
MON, SEP 20 New Orleans at San Francisco 8:30 PM

Week 3
MON, SEP 27 Green Bay at Chicago 8:30 PM

Week 4
MON, OCT 4 New England at Miami 8:30 PM

Week 5
MON, OCT 11 Minnesota at NY Jets 8:30 PM

Week 6
MON, OCT 18 Tennessee at Jacksonville 8:30 PM

Week 7
MON, OCT 25 NY Giants at Dallas 8:30 PM

Week 8
MON, NOV 1 Houston at Indianapolis 8:30 PM

Week 9
MON, NOV 8 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 8:30 PM

Week 10
MON, NOV 15 Philadelphia at Washington 8:30 PM

Week 11
MON, NOV 22
Denver at San Diego 8:30 PM

Week 12
MON, NOV 29
San Francisco at Arizona 8:30 PM

Week 13
MON, DEC 6
NY Jets at New England 8:30 PM

Week 14
MON, DEC 13
Baltimore at Houston 8:30 PM

Week 15
MON, DEC 20 Chicago at Minnesota 8:30 PM

Week 16
MON, DEC 27 New Orleans at Atlanta 8:30 PM

ESPN’s Monday Night Football
ESPN’s Monday Night Football is the most-watched series in cable television history. In four seasons on ESPN, Monday Night Football has registered eight of the top 10 all-time biggest household audiences in cable history, led by the Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings telecast (10/5/09), which attracted cable’s largest household audience ever (an average of 15,136,000 million homes and 21,839,000 viewers). For the 2009 season, ESPN’s MNF delivered the 15 biggest household audiences (and top 14 among viewers) for cable television in 2009, averaging a 10.4 rating and 10,315,000 homes (14,382,000 viewers). It was also the first time on ESPN that the series averaged higher than a 10 rating and 14 million viewers for the season. Accompanying NFL content on ESPN.com, including “Monday Night HQ,” sparked an increase of Monday traffic to the site of 24% over the previous season with an average 84.6 million page views per week.