Cleveland Browns fans can witness the QB competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders in person at training camp starting Saturday, July 15. Tickets for public practices are available starting July 15.
Cleveland Browns' training camp is now just a little under a month away. It's always an exciting time of year that paves the way for fans to get geared up for the return of football in Northeast Ohio.
And this year, Browns fans will have an opportunity to attend nine total practices that are open to the public.
The franchise announced the nine dates open to fans on Monday, with the first day coming on Friday, July 31, and the last date coming nearly two weeks later on Wednesday, Aug. 12. The list includes a stretch of five straight days of open practices between Aug. 4 and Aug. 8.
Here's the full list of open dates, with practice scheduled to begin around 1:30 PM each day, with the gates opening an hour prior.
Friday, July 31
Saturday, August 1
Tuesday, August 4
Wednesday, August 5
Thursday, August 6
Friday, August 7
Saturday, August 8
Tuesday, August 11
Wednesday, August 12
The nine open sessions mark an uptick in the number of public practices for the Browns from recent years. In 2025, the Browns held eight open practices, and one year before that, the number was only six. They also held eight open sessions in 2023.
Tickets are free to fans and will be available to the public on Wednesday, July 15 at 10 a.m. ET. Browns Season Ticket Members will have an advanced window to grab their tickets starting 24 hours in advance on Tuesday, July 14.
Each account is limited to four tickets to one individual session. Multiple sessions cannot be claimed. Printed tickets will not be available.
Cleveland will also be welcoming the Buffalo Bills to town for one joint practice ahead of their preseason matchup on Aug. 22. That practice will take place on Thursday, Aug. 20 and is obviously not part of the collection of games that are publicly accessible.
The Browns quarterback competition between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson is bound to be the talk of training camp for everyone in attendance.
At the conclusion of the team's minicamp earlier this month, new head coach Todd Monken wasn't willing to name either signal-caller the QB1 despite expressing a desire to have the situation settled before breaking for summer.
Monken's reluctance to name a starter means the battle between Sanders and Watson will reconvene when training camp commences, making every throw, every practice pivotal in the first-time head coach's final decision.
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