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April 2, 2007

NFL releases preseason schedule; Pats now staying in Eastern time zone

Hey all --

While the regular season NFL schedule won't be released until Thursday, the league did release the all-important preseason schedule today.

With the American Bowl in China nixed, New England's schedule has changed. Where they were scheduled to play a game in Seattle and then in China, the Pats now won't leave the Eastern time zone.

In preseason week one (Aug. 9-13), New England plays at Tampa Bay
Week two (Aug. 16-20), Tennessee plays at New England
Week three (Aug. 23-27), New England plays at Carolina -- this game will be nationally televised on CBS on Aug. 24
Week four (Aug. 31-Sept. 2), the Giants play at New England

The Hall of Fame game will be played Aug. 5 at 8 p.m. and will be shown on NFL Network. New Orleans faces Pittsburgh in the game.

shalise

Posted by Art Martone  at 2:46 PM | Permalink | Comments 0

It's official: China Bowl is off

Confirming earlier reports, the NFL announced today that the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks will not meet in Beijing for an exhibition game before the 2007 season. The so-called American Bowl game had been set for Aug. 9. The NFL says it now plans on waiting until 2009 to hold a game in China.

Mark Waller, senior vice president of NFL International, says the decision to hold a game in China was announced before league ownership decided to hold a regular season game in London between the New York Giants and the Miami Dolphins. Waller said that in order to focus resources on the game in London, which will take place Oct. 28, the NFL decided to pull the plug on the Beijing preseason game.

“Our assessment is that Chinese fans would be better served if our game in China is played at a later date after we have launched our international series of regular-season games and more effectively paved the way for the introduction of our game into China,” Waller said. “As a new sport in China, it is critical that we create the best platform for the introduction of the game. We are delighted Beijing authorities have agreed with our assessment and have invited us to play in Beijing in 2009.”

Posted by Mike McDermott  at 11:56 AM | Permalink | Comments 0

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