Colts Training Camp, 2026
 

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Indianapolis Colts Training Camp @ Grand Park in Westfield, IN



Rookies: llllll July 27th


Veterans: ll. July 28th




Joint Practices:


@ lllll New England Patriots on August 11th.

vs. llt Atlanta Falcons on August 19th and August 20th.




SOURCE: l The Athletic l (New York Times)

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Last camp at Grand Park, if anyone hasn’t gone I definitely recommend going to check it out

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I'm in New York State, so I won't be going ...... but just out of curiosity, where will they be going next year ???

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I have not been there for the Colts, but was there for a nephew playing basketball, that place is insane in a good way, so many fields and fieldhouses, just amazing really.

Their regular practice facility, not sure if they’ll allow fans or how many they’ll allow there. From my understanding Jim did it basically for the fans, mainly the fans that can’t afford to go to games. It gave everyone a chance to see the players up close and personal for free. It was a win for the fans and a win for Grand park, sucks they’re going away from it.

Is it permanent, temporary, or we'll see?

I’m not sure on that

From an article on Westfield.com....
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Colts to host 2027 Training Camp at Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center
Westfield, IN (January 16, 2026) —

The Indianapolis Colts will be moving Colts Training Camp to the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center in Indianapolis beginning in 2027.

The Colts have held camp at various offsite locations over the years, but given growing logistical and technological demands, they have found that it makes more sense operationally to host camp at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center. They will now join 26 other NFL teams in holding camp at their home practice facilities.

The Colts stated, “Even though camp will look a little different in 2027, we’ll still be committed to creating opportunities for fans to attend and be involved. More info will be coming next year, following the 2026 season. This also means 2026 Training Camp will be our final at Grand Park, so we look forward to incorporating many special moments to celebrate and commemorate the memories we’ve made during our Westfield era.”

“We understand and respect the direction the Colts are choosing to move toward as they evaluate their future needs,” stated Westfield Mayor Scott Willis. “While we are disappointed to see Colts Training Camp eventually leave Westfield, we are grateful for the strong partnership we have shared since 2018. We’ve been proud to play a part creating lasting memories for fans while showcasing our community on a national stage. We appreciate their partnership and look forward to celebrating a meaningful final Training Camp season in 2026.”

The Colts continued, “This was a tough decision, because we’ve had a wonderful experience at Grand Park and have valued working so closely with the city of Westfield and Hamilton County over seven summers. We’re grateful to Mayors Scott Willis and Andy Cook and their staffs, Hamilton County’s business, tourism, public safety, and community leaders, and of course the people of Westfield and the hundreds of volunteers who shared their time and energy to make sure camp was safe, smooth, and enjoyable for all.

And we can’t say enough positive things about Grand Park, one of the top sports facilities of its kind anywhere in the world. Their leadership and staff have been professional, thorough, and effective throughout our partnership, and we look forward to other opportunities to work together in the future.”

Crazy that the Colts training camp where Bob Sanders signed my jersey was 20 years ago and at Rose Hulman in Terre Haute, which was the site before Westfield.

Rose Hulman was pretty cool, those couple years at Anderson sucked, that place was a total dump. Fields sucked, parking sucked, and navigating around there was terrible. I was so glad they left that place.

Hope you have that jersey in a frame

Anderson has been a sad place for 20+ years. I spent some time in Muncie working with a company in the early 90's where I delivered to anderson and it was awful. Most of Munice was not much better, to be fair. Rust Belt cities.

Funny thing about that jersey, I wore it 10+ gamedays in the 2006 regular and postseason, and the Colts were undefeated that year when I wore it, including for the AFC Championship Game and the Super Bowl. It was the only good jersey purchase experience I've had involving an active player. My other two were an autographed Luck in 2018 and an autographed Leonard in the summer of 2023.

Can you go buy a signed Drake Maye jersey before the Cheats success gets out of hand again?

I would, but my luck is such that that would just likely somehow make him better.

Haha! Fair enough.

Or perhaps pull out the old Bob jersey and the Colts will complete the undefeated season

I retired it after that year because I didn't want to ruin the signature and the run was too good. The reality is it was just coincidence, but my head canon can be that I had a lucky jersey that was undefeated and helped the Colts win it all as long as I never wear it on a gameday again. I did wear it to the 2025 draft, saw most of Day 3 live, we left after the Tim Smith pick.

Hopefully you can pull it out this year if they put him in the ring of honor

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You can read the entire article if you'd like ...... I'm just going to highlight the Colts' section.



Every NFL Team’s Most Intriguing Newcomer Heading Into Training Camp

(By The Athletic NFL Staff)

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/742...training-camp/




Indianapolis Colts: ll Marion Hobby, Defensive Line Coach


Hobby spent 4 years as the Bengals' Defensive-Line coach under Lou Anarumo, who was formerly the Cincinnati Defensive Coordinator and now holds that title in Indianapolis. Hobby will replace Charlie Partridge, who, after 2 underwhelming years in Indianapolis, returned to the college ranks at Notre Dame. There’s a lot of pressure on Hobby to revitalize the Colts’ pass-rush, starting with Laiatu Latu. The 2024 1st-round pick had 12.5 sacks combined in his first 2 seasons. One could argue, however, that Indianapolis failed to give Hobby another starting-caliber edge rusher to work with. The Colts have only added rotational defensive ends this offseason.



SOURCE: l James Boyd

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Partridge was highly touted, but I saw no improvement from the Colts pass srsh.

If I’m not mistaken, most teams are moving away from training camps at outside locations. I think the Colts were one of the few teams still having it away from the team facility.