Broncos' New Practice Facility Revealed in Photos During Training Camp Ahead of 2026 NFL Season

The Denver Broncos showcased pictures of their new training center, Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit, on Wednesday.

Per Broncos digital content coordinator Susanna Weir, the Englewood, Colorado facility officially opened on July 13 following two years of construction.

Per Weir, the facility was "designed with a focus on enhancing player health and performance."

"The headquarters features underground parking, and the new weight room, expanded locker room and indoor practice facility are all connected to the main building," Weir wrote.

"The training center also features an additional 21,000-plus square feet of player space, which is approximately one-third larger than the team's previous space."

The headquarters opened in time for the Broncos' training camp, which is taking place in Englewood after starting Wednesday. Per ESPN's Jeff Legwold, the project cost $175 million, which was paid for by the team's Walton-Penner ownership group. The entire facility spans 205,000 square feet.

"My expectations were high and it exceeded them," cornerback Patrick Surtain II said, per ESPN's Jeff Legwold. "There's not nothing like it in the league. It's state of the art."

Offensive guard Quinn Meinerz also raved about it, per Luca Evans of the Denver Post

"I mean, you come here and you see the first-class everywhere," Meinerz said. "I went to the cafeteria. That's wild. Like, the new nutritionist area is incredible. The training room, the amount of tables that are in there, the pools, the tubs, the amenities."

The Broncos just enjoyed a 14-3 regular season that placed them first overall in the AFC standings. They reached the AFC Championship Game and are now looking to take another step to the Super Bowl.

Week 1 features Denver going to Kansas City to visit the Chiefs for Monday Night Football on Sept. 14.