
Best NFL Training Camp
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You can catch The Dirty Birds in full flight at IBM Performance Field, where fans can get close to the action during open practices. Back Together Saturday brings live music, autograph sessions, a cameo from Freddie Falcon and a chance to hear about the upcoming season from the head coach and GM. It's high access and big energy, ATL-style.
Baltimore Ravens | Owings Mills, MD
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The Ravens' pack game-level energy into every practice session at the Under Armour Performance Center. While the team puts in work, fans enjoy giveaways, tasty Baltimore food trucks, interactive games and autographs for the kids. The biggest draw? A stadium practice at M&T Bank Stadium features tailgate games, inflatable courses, sign-making stations and nonstop action for all ages.
Buffalo Bills | Pittsford, NY
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The Bills Mafia never rests, and the same applies to their training camp. With DJs spinning fun music, t-shirts flying and interactive stations like CPR demos and QB drills, this camp is built for the active fan. The Kids area delivers touchdown fun, but there's plenty for adults, like mini golf, giveaways and wide-open player access. And did we mention you get to watch the Bills in action too?
Chicago Bears | Lake Forest, IL
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In true Chicago fashion, the Bears' training camp at Halas Hall brings grit, heart, and big-time fan access. It's family-friendly at its core, with bounce houses, crafts and obstacle courses for kids, plus photo ops with Staley Da Bear. Fans might even get tapped to hand out Gatorade or carry a player's pads post-practice for some up-close Chicago grit.
Dallas Cowboys | Oxnard, CA
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The Cowboys head west every summer for training in Oxnard, California, where the ocean breeze meets big-time football. Free practices offer beach-town access to America's Team, while VIP passes let fans get to the sidelines and score close-up moments with their favorite players. Snap photos with Rowdy, shop for exclusive merch and enjoy the sunshine with nearby beach festivals, taco cook-offs and summer concerts all within reach.
Denver Broncos | Englewood, CO
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Broncos Camp pairs high-altitude breezes with high-energy football in the heart of Broncos Country. Bleacher seating puts you just steps away from the field, while face painters and drumline beats keep the passionate fanbase energized. Back Together Weekend turns up the excitement with cheerleader squad meetups, giveaways and Super Bowl trophy photo ops for a mile-high fan experience.
Detroit Lions | Allen Park, MI
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Feel the roar at the Lions Training Camp, where you get more than sideline views of your favorite players. Between mist zones, balloon artists and face painters, it's more festival than practice. Get photo ops with Lions legends, grab giveaways like clear totes and boonie hats or meet your future pet on Adoption Day. Cap it all off with autograph sessions and food trucks that fuel fans from whistle to whistle.
Green Bay Packers | Green Bay, WI
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Tradition runs deep at Packers Camp, from kids offering players bike rides to the storied Family Night at Lambeau. Expect game day music, booming fireworks and thundersticks galore under the bright lights. Enjoy free helmet giveaways and autograph sessions as the Pack gears up for the season. It's a bucket-list experience that lives up to the legacy. Cheeseheads not required, but strongly encouraged!
Indianapolis Colts | Westfield, IN
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Colts Camp delivers big access with small-town charm. Fans can choose from 13 free practice days packed with themed fun, giveaways and autograph tosses from position groups after each session. Interactive football drills and photo ops with the cheer squad round out the experience, while daily specials on food and merch make it easy to go all in on Colts Nation.
Kansas City Chiefs | St. Joseph, MO
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The Chiefs Training Camp at Missouri Western State University brings you summer fun with Super Bowl swagger. From the opening whistle, fans are treated to roaring crowds, themed practice days and Tailgate Suites for up-close viewing. With packed bleachers and electric fan-first energy from the minute gates open, it's everything a true member of the Chiefs Kingdom loves.
Los Angeles Rams | Los Angeles, CA
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Catch the Rams under the SoCal sun as they gear up for the season with football flair. Fans enjoy giveaways, surprise player visits, youth flag football and skill challenges. Snap photos of LA's skyline or cool off in the Corona Beer Garden while picking up exclusive merch. With plenty to do on and off the field, it's a perfect LA day for every Rams fan.
New England Patriots | Foxborough, MA
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Patriots Training Camp puts fans in the action. Feel the chants echo off the bleachers, score post-practice autographs with your favorite Patriots or snap selfies with Super Bowl trophies or Pat Patriot. Then make it a full-day outing at the nearby Patriot Place: visit the Hall of Fame, catch a movie or even adopt a pup! It's a one-stop Foxborough adventure for fans of all ages.
Philadelphia Eagles | Philadelphia, PA
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For one night only, Lincoln Financial Field transforms into a full-throttle fan fest. The Eagles' annual open practice brings game-day energy to the training camp with tunnel entrances and roaring crowds. Score autographs from players and alumni, take a photo with SWOOP and explore green-screen booths and family games. And best of all, ticket proceeds support local charities because Philly always shows up and gives back.
Pittsburgh Steelers | Latrobe, PA
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Grab your chair and claim a spot on "The Hill" to watch the Steelers walk through the crowd to practice. At Saint Vincent College, fans enjoy sweeping views, family games, themed days and photo ops at the Hall of Honor Museum. Don't miss the Friday Night Lights event, which includes fireworks and drumline beats to make it a black-and-gold summer classic.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Tampa, FL
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See the sweat fly at AdventHealth Training Center, where fans can catch the Bucs practices just feet away. Off the field, they can enjoy appearances by Captain Fear, cheerleaders and a kid zone packed with inflatables and yard games. Grab merch, hit up food trucks and score a player's autograph post-practice. It's all heat, hustle and full-on pirate pride in Tampa Bay.
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