Denver Broncos fans gathered Friday morning for the first publicly open training camp practice at the team's new headquarters in Englewood, Colorado [1].
The event marks the beginning of the team's preparation for the 2026 season. These open sessions allow the community to engage with the roster and build momentum heading into the regular season [1], [2].
The crowd included prominent figures such as the superfan known as the "Mile High Prophet" [1], [2]. Supporters lined up outside the facility to catch their first glimpse of the players in action on the practice field [1].
Team officials have scheduled a total of 14 practices that are open to the public [1]. This schedule provides multiple opportunities for the fan base to observe the team's progress throughout the camp duration [1].
The activities took place on July 31, 2026 [2], [3]. The new headquarters serves as the primary hub for the team's operations and athlete development as they prepare for the upcoming year [1].
“Fans lined up for the first publicly-open training-camp practice”
The opening of training camp serves as a critical bridge between the off-season and the competitive schedule. By offering a high volume of public practices at a new facility, the Broncos are leveraging fan engagement to generate commercial and emotional investment in the 2026 season.
