The Denver Broncos are about to get back to work, and this training camp comes with a new setting, a packed public schedule and no joint practice on the calendar.
Rookies are set to report on July 22, with veterans following on July 28. From there, the Broncos will roll into camp at Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit, the team’s newly built training facility and headquarters. The site broke ground in August 2024 and will host its first training camp practice less than two years later.
For fans, the biggest draw is the 14 public practices that begin at the end of July and run deep into August. Those sessions are scheduled for Friday, July 31; Saturday, August 1; Monday, August 3; Tuesday, August 4; Wednesday, August 5; Thursday, August 6; Friday, August 7; Saturday, August 8; Monday, August 10; Tuesday, August 11; Wednesday, August 12; Monday, August 17; Tuesday, August 18; and Wednesday, August 19.
Tickets for those practices have already sold out, and attendance has been capped at 1,000 fans per session so the team can "safely and comfortably" handle the crowd while construction continues around the new facility.
For those who do have a seat, parking lots will open at 8 a.m. MT and gates will open at 9 a.m.
MT. Fans will watch from the north end of the practice fields, where temporary shaded bleacher seating will be set up.
Every public practice is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. MT and should last about two hours.
The Broncos also said the public practices will feature team alumni, Miles, the Stampede, cheerleaders on select days, and player autographs.
One thing that will not be part of camp: a joint practice. Denver has made it clear it will not hold one before preseason, making it one of four NFL teams going that route along with the Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Detroit Lions. That means the Broncos’ 14 open practices will be all about the roster competing against itself, unlike 2025 when Denver hosted a joint practice in Englewood against the Arizona Cardinals.
Fans will still get plenty of chances to see the team before the regular season. After the public practices, the Broncos have three preseason games lined up, starting with a Friday, August 14 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons.
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