Jun 16, 2026 2:22 PM

Training Camp is just weeks away, and the Buffalo Bills have announced its full schedule for its annual trip to St. John Fisher University.

It's almost time to go camping. The Buffalo Bills have announced the dates for training camp ahead of the 2026 season.

For the 26th consecutive year, the team is heading back to suburban Rochester, NY at St. John Fisher University. 

Camp kicks off on Wednesday, July 29, with the first open practice scheduled for 8:30am that day. In total, the team will have seven open practices that fans will be able to attend. 

The full schedule for Buffalo's open practices is as follows:

  • Wednesday, July 29 — 8:30am
  • Thursday, July 30 — 8:30am
  • Saturday, Aug. 1 — 8:30am
  • Monday, Aug. 3 — 8:30am
  • Tuesday, Aug. 4 — 8:30am
  • Thursday, Aug. 6 — 8:30am
  • Friday, Aug. 7 — 8:30am

Each of those days will also feature various coaches speaking before practice. General Manager Brandon Beane will also speak on July 29 after practice.

Tickets Are Free, But You Have To Be Lucky

Fans wanting to attend the practices will have to enter a lottery for tickets. A maximum of four tickets per person will be allowed to the winners.

In addition to the practices at camp, the Bills also plan to host their annual Return of the Red & Blue scrimmage on Saturday, August 8.

That'll be the first major event to take place at the new Highmark Stadium. It's also planned to take place under the lights.

"We want to make it special," Bills COO Pete Guelli said back in March. "The building will be full for an event like that, and having it on a Saturday, potentially in the evening, is going to allow us to ramp up, do some things during the day and have more people there. We know how important this is."

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