Tactics

Detroit, the Chargers, Houston, and Philadelphia changed their offensive lines

Detroit is switching tackles, adding a rookie, and sorting a new center. The Chargers return their tackles and have three new interior options. Houston overhauled the line in front of C.J. Stroud. Lane Johnson described Philadelphia's new blocking approach.

By RSO NFL Desk / 4 sources / Published August 26, 2026 / Updated August 31, 2026

This board follows four distinct line changes in Detroit, Los Angeles, Houston, and Philadelphia. The useful question is not whether a team added names. It is whether the group can stay healthy, settle its positions, and execute the new blocking plan.
NFL.comNFC North training-camp previewDetroit's tackle switch, rookie addition, new center, and unsettled interior combinations.Read original
NFL.comAFC West training-camp previewThe Chargers' returning tackles and three new interior options after a protection collapse.Read original
NFL.comAFC South training-camp previewHouston's latest line overhaul and its direct connection to C.J. Stroud's operating conditions.Read original
NFL.comLane Johnson explains Philadelphia's new blocking approachA veteran tackle's account of how a scheme change can alter edge assignments without changing personnel.Read original

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