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Jack Campbell turned in another unusually quiet performance against the Jets, raising fresh concerns about his impact and usage within the Detroit Lions defense.

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell experienced another quiet performance during Sunday's game against the New York Jets at Ford Field. Despite signing an offseason contract extension worth over $80 million, Campbell finished fifth on the team with six tackles and generated zero pressures on nine pass rushes.
Campbell has seen an increase in pass coverage duties for Detroit's defense during the 2026 season. Against New York, opponents completed all five targets thrown Campbell's way for 72 yards, contributing to a 126.2 passer rating allowed across the season according to NextGen Stats.
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