Full Indianapolis Colts 2025 training camp schedule and start times
The Indianapolis Colts have released their full 2025 training camp schedule, which includes 13 open practices for fans to attend.
Once again, training camp will be held at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana. The rookies will report on July 21st, the veterans on July 22nd, and the first practice will take place on July 23rd.
Indianapolis Colts full 2025 training camp schedule
Along with hosting the Packers for a joint practice, the Colts will also hold a joint practice with the Ravens in Baltimore on August 5th prior to their preseason matchup.
For more information on how to get your tickets and the theme days for this year's practices, head over to the Colts' team site.
"We are thrilled to return to Grand Park for 2025 Colts Training Camp and to continue our wonderful partnership with the City of Westfield," said Colts Owner & Chief Brand Officer Kalen Jackson, via Colts.com. "Together over the years, we've been able to provide a fun, exciting and accessible experience for Colts fans of all ages, and this year will be no different."
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