Overview
- Training camp began with Ben Johnson serving as head coach and offensive coordinator, rolling out his play-action-heavy system.
- Luke Kuechly hailed the revamped offensive line and increased play-action calls as key to reducing pressure on Williams and opening up passing lanes.
- Rome Odunze said Johnson’s demanding, detail-driven culture has set strict standards on alignment, assignments and technique.
- The team added Dayo Odeyingbo, Grady Jarrett and Shemar Turner under DC Dennis Allen to shore up last year’s 28th-ranked run defense.
- Rookie tight end Colston Loveland’s shoulder remains a question mark as camp opens, potentially affecting Williams’ intermediate receiving options.