Titans announce open-to-fans dates for 2026 Training Camp, including Blue & White Stadium Scrimmage at Nissan Stadium

The Tennessee Titans have laid out dates that will be open to fans for their 2026 Titans Training Camp, providing a clear window for supporters to watch practices during training-week preparation. The team’s announcement, made Tuesday, centers on fan-access opportunities at the Vanderbilt Health Football Center, with additional emphasis on an evening at Nissan Stadium.

Per the Titans’ release, fans are also invited to Nissan Stadium on Friday, Aug. 7, for the Blue & White Stadium Scrimmage. The scrimmage is positioned as a stadium-style day within camp, offering a different setting from the practice fields at the team’s training complex and giving fans a look at live game-like work.

This year’s training camp is identified as “presented by SeatGeek,” a branding note that reflects how the NFL’s offseason calendar has increasingly mixed local event logistics, partner activations, and direct-to-fan experiences. For Titans fans, the practical takeaway is straightforward: the team is publishing which portions of camp will allow in-person viewing rather than keeping it limited to closed-squad sessions.

Training camps, at their core, are the offseason development stretch where rosters are evaluated and systems are installed. For an NFL team, early camp practices shape who gets first-team reps, how quickly the offense and defense absorb play-calling, and how the coaching staff balances fundamentals with installation of more structured packages. Public-access dates do not change those football priorities, but they do create a public-facing cadence for fans to track progress as the week goes on.

In Tennessee, the Titans’ fan-access plan ties together two common camp components: on-campus practice viewing at the Vanderbilt Health Football Center, and a higher-profile event at Nissan Stadium. The stadium environment typically shifts what fans expect to see, since it brings a different atmosphere and a scrimmage format that can be easier to follow than a standard practice cadence.

The team did not frame the announcement in terms of competitive stakes or specific roster outcomes in the release information provided, and it is important for fans to treat “open dates” as an access and scheduling notice rather than a roster or depth-chart update. As the camp approaches, additional details on logistics such as arrival windows and on-site procedures will likely matter just as much as which days are open.

For Titans supporters, the next items to watch are the full list of open-to-fans days that the team indicated were released for the 2026 training camp period, and how the Blue & White Stadium Scrimmage on Aug. 7 fits into the overall flow of camp. Those dates will set the rhythm for when fans can expect to see the most relevant live work from coaches and players before the season’s regular-season schedule begins.