[Kansas City.com] After a delayed flight and a brief holdout, the Chiefs’ ballyhooed first-round draft pick arrived at training camp shortly after 5 p.m., rolling to the practice field in a Chevy Trailblazer with president/general manager Carl Peterson.

Johnson changed into his No. 56 jersey and said he’s happy to finally be a Chief. He promised to work hard. He vowed to be ready for the Sept. 11 opener with the Jets. He said nothing about being a starter.

“Hopefully I can play a lot,” Johnson said. “I won’t say starting lineup yet, but at the same time I know I’m here for a reason, to help this defense out, help this team out, and win a championship.”