Ravens’ Calais Campbell breaks NFL record for games by defensive lineman
Ravens defensive lineman Calais Campbell played his 283rd career game, passing Jim Marshall for the NFL record at his position.
The Baltimore Ravens' defensive lineman, Calais Campbell, has etched his name into NFL history by shattering the record for most games played by a defensive lineman. Campbell achieved this feat on Sunday, when he appeared in his 283rd regular-season game against the Atlanta Falcons. This accomplishment surpasses the previous record held by Jim Marshall.
The 40-year-old reached this milestone in his 19th NFL season and his second tenure with the Ravens. Campbell had previously played for the Ravens from 2020 to 2022 and previously played for Atlanta, Miami, and Arizona. His experience and consistent performance have contributed to his record-setting achievement.
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