The Carolina Panthers are gearing up for an important training camp, focusing on their defensive line's depth and potential. With Derrick Brown recovering from a knee injury which sidelined him for most of last season, the team aims to avoid a repeat of last year's struggles against the run, where they allowed an average of 179.8 rushing yards per game.

Joining Brown in the defensive front are new acquisitions A'Shawn Robinson and Tershawn Wharton, who will provide much-needed reinforcements. Shy Tuttle is expected to remain a key player, though he faces competition from younger talents like Cam Jackson and Jaden Crumedy, both of whom showed promise in limited action last season. The camp will feature critical battles, particularly between Tuttle and Jackson, as they vie for playing time behind the established starters.