Thursday night's game will be played at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, a stone's throw away from the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. With the capacity crowd of 23,000, the stadium provides a unique atmosphere that harkens back to a simpler time in professional football. As always, the stadium will be packed Thursday night with football-craved fans whose six-month wait to watch NFL football will finally be rewarded, even if the game does not officially count in the final win-loss tally.

How to watch NFL Hall of Fame game

Date: Thursday, August 4 | Time: 8 p.m. ET

Location: Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium (Canton, Ohio)

This edition of the Hall of Fame Game will feature two teams that have had big offseason changes. The Jaguars, led by first-year coach Doug Pederson, are using the '22 season as the foundation for future glory. Jacksonville is coming off of a dismal season that included the late-season dismissal of former coach Urban Meyer. Jaguars fans are hoping that Pederson can repeat the magic with Trevor Lawrence that he had with Nick Foles during the Eagles' magical Super Bowl run five years ago.

Raiders, on the other hand, is hoping that their 2022 season ends with the franchise's first trip to the Super Bowl since 2002. The Raiders' Super Bowl hopes are largely due to last year's success along with a slew of offseason acquisitions that includes All-Pro wideout Davante Adams and pass rusher Chandler Jones. Like the Jaguars, the Raiders have a new head coach in Josh McDaniels, who comes to Raiders following a long, successful run as the Patriots' offensive coordinator. Thursday's game will be a homecoming for McDaniels, who played high school football inside Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium.