Sirius XM Radio (Nasdaq: SIRI), the Official Satellite Radio Partner of the NFL, will kick off the sixth annual Sirius NFL Radio Training Camp Tour on Sunday, July 25, featuring extensive coverage of all 32 NFL team camps plus the 2010 Pro Football Hall of Fame Induction ceremony.

All programs are available to both Sirius and XM subscribers nationwide exclusively on Sirius NFL Radio, Sirius XM's 24-hour NFL channel (Sirius channel 124 and XM channel 124 for subscribers with the "Best of Sirius" programming package).

Over 26 days – July 25 to August 19 – Sirius NFL Radio hosts will broadcast live on location from all 32 NFL training camp sites around the country, giving listeners access to their favorite teams and players as they prepare for the coming season.  Each show will present an expert breakdown of every team, one-on-one interviews with players, coaches and franchise executives, and reports on rookies, veterans and free agents. 

A schedule detailing show times, hosts and locations appears below.

Sirius NFL Radio personalities on the tour include former players, coaches, front office executives and other insiders including: former NFL MVP Rich Gannon, three time Pro-Bowl offensive lineman Randy Cross, longtime Dallas Cowboys pro personnel executive Gil Brandt, former NFL defensive lineman Tim Ryan, former NFL front office executive Pat Kirwan, former NFL QB Jim Miller, former NFL defensive back Solomon Wilcots, former NFL lineman Ross Tucker, former NFL coach Dean Dalton, plus NFL experts Adam Schein, Vic Carucci, Paul Allen and Bryan McGovern.

On Saturday, August 7, Sirius XM will present a full day of live coverage from the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH for the 2010 enshrinement ceremonies.  Listeners will hear live coverage as the class of 2010 is inducted - which includes Russ Grimm, Rickey Jackson, Dick LeBeau, Floyd Little, John Randle, Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith.

As the Official Satellite Radio Partner of the NFL, Sirius XM broadcasts every NFL game live nationwide, from the preseason through the Pro Bowl and Super Bowl.  Listeners can hear home and visiting team broadcasts, national radio broadcasts and Spanish-language broadcasts for select games.