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Rams announce 2023 training camp dates with 7 open practices at UC Irvine

The Rams announced their training camp schedule with 7 practices beginning on July 29

The Los Angeles Rams will be back in Irvine, Calif., for their 2023 training camp, which begins at the end of July. On Tuesday, the Rams announced the dates and times of their seven days of practice at UC Irvine, the site of their camp again.

In total, the Rams will have seven open practices at UC Irvine this year, beginning on July 29 and concluding on Aug. 8. There will be a lot of new faces for fans to familiarize themselves with, given the changes the Rams made this offseason.

Check out the Rams’ full training camp schedule below, with tickets now available for each practice session. The exact start and end time of practice each day may vary and is subject to change.

Rams’ complete training camp schedule: Everything you need to know

Rams training camp is almost here, and there will be 11 practices open to the public. Here’s everything you need to know.

The Los Angeles Rams will open training camp very soon, with coaches reporting on Friday and players following suit on Saturday. Their first practice will be held on Sunday, July 24, followed by three more sessions from July 25-27, but none of those four practices will be open to the public.

Fans will be able to attend 11 practices in July and August, beginning on July 29 and running through Aug. 10. Most days will have specific themes, and Rams legends will be available for autographs seven times.

There will also be a giveaway each day, and every practice will start at 12:30 p.m. PT.

Below is the complete training camp schedule with everything you need to know each day.

9 key takeaways from Rams training camp

Here’s what we learned from Rams training camp, gaining some clarity about the team’s 2021 roster.

The regular season is still about a month away for the Los Angeles Rams, but they took the next step in the offseason by finishing training camp on Tuesday. They’ve departed UC Irvine and gone back to their headquarters in Thousand Oaks, preparing for their three preseason games and eventually the Bears in Week 1.

Sean McVay said the team will remain in training camp mode and still plans to keep the level of competition high in the upcoming practices, but camp is officially in the books.

Here are nine things we learned from the Rams’ 10 practices of training camp.

Rams announce training camp schedule, including 10 open practices

The Rams are making 10 practices open to the public during training camp this year, beginning on July 28.

With things getting back to normal across the country, the Los Angeles Rams will be welcoming fans back to training camp this summer. Fans weren’t allowed to attend camp in Thousand Oaks last year due to the pandemic, but with the team heading back to UC Irvine, training camp will be back to the way it was in 2019.

On Friday, the Rams announced their full training camp schedule at UC Irvine, which includes 10 open practices for fans. The open practices will run from July 28 to Aug. 10, and fans can claim tickets for free online.

Below is the full schedule, courtesy of the Rams. Every practice will start at 4 p.m. PT, with the exception of July 30 and Aug. 6, which will begin at 3 p.m. PT. Gates will open 90 minutes prior to practice starting, and two hours early on July 31.

  • Wednesday, July 28: Training camp kickoff
  • Thursday, July 29
  • Friday, July 30: Season ticket member appreciation day
  • Saturday, July 31: Family Day and NFL’s “Back Together Saturday”
  • Monday, Aug. 2
  • Tuesday, Aug. 3: Free junior cheerleading clinic
  • Wednesday, Aug. 4: Youth Sports Day
  • Friday, Aug. 6: Vamos Rams Day
  • Monday, Aug. 9: Legends Day
  • Tuesday, Aug. 10: Training camp finale

The Rams will break camp after their final practice on Aug. 10 ahead of their first preseason game against the Chargers on Aug. 14. At that point, they’ll likely return to Thousand Oaks and get into a more traditional schedule before the season begins.

Rams legends will be available for autographs and photos most days during camp, but it seems current players won’t have any availability – at least not at the moment.

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