The Tennessee Titans released their 2026 training camp schedule for fan-accessible practices on Tuesday, giving fans 8 opportunities to watch coach Robert Saleh’s first camp in Nashville. Practices open to the public begin in late July at the Vanderbilt Health Football Center, and culminate with joint practices against the Seattle Seahawks and Chicago Bears later in August. All practices are free to attend, but fans must claim tickets online at tennesseetitans.com/trainingcamp. From personal experience, these tickets go fast, so if you’re interested in attending, you need to be all over it at the opening bell.

Blue and White scrimmage closes an era at Nissan Stadium

The marquee event on the schedule is the Blue and White Stadium scrimmage on Friday, Aug. 7th at Nissan Stadium. The practice takes place at night, sparing fans and players from the brutal Tennessee heat (shoutout whoever decided that). This will be the final open practice at the current Nissan Stadium before the Titans move into the new building next year, so let’s soak it in!

The evening will be followed by a fireworks show for attendees, a new addition to the training camp experience. Gates open at 5 p.m. CT with practice scheduled to start around 6:30 p.m. CT. Onsite parking will be available for $5 while supplies last, with proceeds benefiting the Titans Foundation. If those spots fill up, additional nearby parking is available through the Titans’ parking partner PMC, and rideshare and public transit options can be found at nissanstadium.com/transportation.

Full schedule of open Titans practices

Seven of the eight open practices will take place at the Vanderbilt Health Football Center. Here are all the dates:

• Saturday, Aug. 1
• Monday, Aug. 3
• Tuesday, Aug. 4
• Friday, Aug. 7 (Blue and White scrimmage at Nissan Stadium)
• Sunday, Aug. 9
• Monday, Aug. 17
• Friday, Aug. 21 (joint practice with the Seahawks)
• Thursday, Aug. 27 (joint practice with the Bears)

Both joint practices will be held in Nashville and are open to fans. Tickets for all open practices go on sale Wednesday, July 15, at 10 a.m. CT at tennesseetitans.com/trainingcamp. Attendance at the facility practices is extremely limited due to the footprint of the field, so these will be first come, first serve. The stadium scrimmage should be much easier for any fan to get into based on past experience.

Free parking for facility practices will be offered at Nissan Stadium in Lots G and M, with shuttles running continuously between the stadium and the practice facility. There is no on-site public parking at the Vanderbilt Health Football Center.

A great way to get excited about a new era

The Titans also plan to welcome special guests to training camp through nonprofits and community groups, including first responders, veteran organizations, youth football leagues, and Special Olympics athletes.

These practices are a great way to see Cam Ward, Carnell Tate, and the rest of the roster up close. At the end of most open practices, coaches and players typically come over to greet fans, sign autographs, and take pictures. It’s a family-friendly atmosphere and a genuine look at how this team is coming together heading into the new season. If you can get your hands on a ticket, I absolutely recommend it.