Denver Broncos building a new practice facility in Englewood

The Denver Broncos are getting some new practice digs.

Driving the news: The team announced Tuesday that it's building a state-of-the-art training facility and team headquarters on their existing Centura Health Training Center campus in Englewood.

• The Broncos hope it will be ready by the 2026 NFL season.

Details: The new facility will combine football and business operations into one building.

• It's slated to be three stories and 205,000 square-feet, about a 30% increase in size over the existing building.
• It will expand the team's headquarters to more than 320,000 total square feet on the 26-acre campus just south of Denver.

Of note: The project is entirely privately funded, according to the team's statement. Architecture companies HOK and Rockwell Group are designing the facility.

The intrigue: The expansion comes as Broncos owners this year sought feedback from season ticket holders about the potential for a new stadium, including one outside city proper.

What's next: Construction is set to begin this spring.

• The team says construction shouldn't impact day-to-day operations, and fans will still be able to attend training camp.

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