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49ers finalize 2023 preseason schedule with dates and times
May 26, 2023 at 10:09 AM
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The San Francisco 49ers finalized their preseason schedule, announcing the dates and times for all three exhibition games, along with the broadcast information. We already knew the dates and times of the final two preseason matchups. The Los Angeles Chargers
revealed the details of the preseason finale on May 16. The next day, the Denver Broncos
announced the date and time of their matchup against the 49ers.
That left the preseason opener against the Raiders, the lone preseason road game for the Niners, as the only unknown. The two teams open their exhibition schedules at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The 49ers and Raiders
plan to hold joint practices ahead of that matchup.
After the game against the Raiders, the 49ers will return to Levi's Stadium to host the Broncos and Chargers, meaning the team will never leave the Pacific Time Zone during their exhibition schedule.
Below is the complete 2023 preseason schedule for the 49ers.
| Date |
Opponent |
Time |
Network |
| Sun, Aug 13 |
at Raiders |
1:00 pm PT |
KPIX 5 |
| Sat, Aug 19 |
Broncos |
5:30 pm PT |
KPIX 5 |
| Fri, Aug 25 |
Chargers |
7:00 pm PT |
KPIX 5 |
San Francisco is set to open its
17-game regular-season schedule on the road against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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