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Will Campbell streamlines stages of grief after latest knee injury

Coming out of college, durability was one of Will Campbell’s many strengths. Not even halfway through his second season with the New England Patriots, he has missed time due to injury twice already. The second of those injuries happened against…

By Bernd Buchmasser · Pats Pulpit

Published: Thursday, 15 October 2026 at 3:46 PM

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Patriots left tackle Will Campbell expressed optimism following his latest right knee injury sustained against the Raiders.
Campbell noted that the current knee sprain feels much less severe than his rookie-season torn MCL.
Rookie Caleb Lomu replaced Campbell after he exited Sunday's game during the second quarter.

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New England Patriots left tackle Will Campbell is maintaining a positive mindset after suffering a knee sprain against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. After briefly feeling angry about hurting his right knee again, Campbell noted the injury feels much less severe than the torn MCL that sidelined him during his 2025 rookie season.

Campbell returned to practice in a limited capacity on Wednesday ahead of the Patriots' upcoming matchup with the New York Jets. The team plans to evaluate his status week by week, while Campbell focuses on taking his recovery day by day.

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