By WFAN.com
Leonard Williams says the culture has changed on the Jets since last season.
"The team's coming out with a lot of passion, a lot of want-to this year," the Jets defensive lineman told WFAN's Mike Francesa on Tuesday from training camp in Florham Park, New Jersey. "And I defintely feel it -- it feels like the team knows we're going somewhere this year, and we're working hard towards it.
"What I love most is we brought in some competitors, and I love what (general manager) Mike Maccagnan and (coach) Todd Bowles and all the guys upstairs are doing right now 'cause I love the positivity on the team right now."
Williams also said he expects the Jets' defense, which was ranked 25th in the league last season, to be much improved.
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"Overall, our defense has been playing together, playing fast and playing for one another," the 2015 first-round pick said. "And that's big when you're able to play for somebody instead of just for yourself."
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