Report: Patriots LT Will Campbell avoids major knee injury, considered week-to-week
According to The Ringer’s Tom Pelissero, Campbell’s knee injury that caused the second-year starter to exit last week’s win over the Las Vegas Raiders early isn’t considered major.
FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts - Will Campbell, the New England Patriots' starting left tackle, is believed to have avoided a major knee injury during Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders. According to Tom Pelissero of The Ringer, Campbell's knee injury did not result in a catastrophic outcome and is currently considered week-to-week.
The injury occurred when Raiders running back Rhamondre Stevenson brought down Campbell's right leg. Campbell remained on the ground for an extended period before seeking medical attention in the blue tent and quickly returning to the locker room. Last season, Campbell suffered an MCL sprain in the same knee, which forced him to the injured reserve list.
Prior to the Patriots' postseason run to Super Bowl LX, he struggled to protect quarterback Drake Maye. Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel indicated on Monday that there is a chance wide receiver AJ Brown could practice for the first time since sustaining a high ankle sprain in Week 1.
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