THE APEX TIMES
Green Bay’s 2026 summer training camp will begin July 29, and the first three practices are scheduled to be open to the public. Additional open sessions are planned throughout August.
The Green Bay Packers have announced the dates for their 2026 training camp, setting the stage for a full slate of summer practices that will include multiple opportunities for fans to watch the team work in person. According to the team information reported by Yahoo Sports, the Packers will hold their first training camp practice on July 29.
The first three practices are scheduled to be open to the public. That means fans will have a chance to see the team’s early on-field work not only at the start of camp, but also on the next two days, July 30 and July 31. The opening stretch is often where teams begin sharpening installations from rookie-level fundamentals into more structured team periods.
After those initial open sessions, the Packers plan to hold additional public practices in August. The report indicates there will be 10 more open sessions during that month, extending the period when Green Bay will allow fans access beyond the first weekend of camp.
While training camp itself is not part of the regular season, its calendar is tightly tied to roster and player evaluation. Coaches typically use the early days to assess learning speed, position group readiness, and how players respond when practices intensify. For teams like the Packers, summer work also functions as the bridge between offseason installation and the first live-game-like reps that come later in the preseason.
The public nature of these practices adds another layer. Open sessions generally give supporters a window into how the team is shaping up before the season’s formal kickoff, and they often become a baseline for fans to track progress across August, when the intensity usually rises further and practice structure grows more intricate.
As always with camp coverage, specifics on who will be taking the majority of reps and how the depth chart is shaping at any given moment can shift from day to day. The dates provide the framework, but the day-to-day competitive story will depend on how players perform once camp activities get underway.
The next thing to watch is how the Packers use the July 29 start to ramp up their work and how the flow of open practices in August lines up with the team’s broader preseason preparation. These public windows offer an early snapshot, but the most meaningful conclusions will usually come from what carries over when the preseason schedule approaches.
