Mike Vrabel’s cryptic Will Campbell injury update offers little clarity
The New England Patriots were able to defeat the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 5, but they lost one of their offensive linemen in the process. Will Campbell went down with an injury and didn’t play for the rest of the game, and now many are wondering how serious it is. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Campbell was believed to have suffered a […] The post Mike Vrabel’s cryptic Will Campbell…
Mike Vrabel provided a cryptic update regarding Will Campbell's injury status following New England Patriots' Week 5 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. The team's offensive lineman left the game with a knee sprain, and will undergo an MRI to determine the extent of his injury. Head coach Mike Vrabel acknowledged that it was unclear how much time the 28-year-old would miss or if he would return within the week.
Campbell's season started strongly, making his potential absence a concern for the Patriots, especially given the challenges he faced last year. Caleb Lomu is set to assume Campbell's role should he miss time. In addition to Campbell's injury, teammate TreVeyon Henderson also suffered an ankle injury during the game, and will also undergo tests to assess the severity.
The Patriots have dealt with a series of injuries since the season began, starting with A.J. Brown's ankle injury against the Seattle Seahawks. Vrabel indicated there is a possibility that the wide receiver could return before their upcoming match against the New York Jets. The injuries have certainly put the Patriots in a challenging position.
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