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Patriots' offensive tackle Will Campbell heads to injured reserve
- Wednesday, the New England Patriots placed rookie left tackle Will Campbell on injured reserve due to a right knee injury, sidelining him for at least four games and making him eligible only for the regular-season finale against the Miami Dolphins.
- During Sunday's win at Cincinnati, Will Campbell was carted off in the third quarter after a knee injury, and early reports said the team feared an MCL sprain, according to a league source.
- Coach Mike Vrabel said Vederian Lowe will start at left tackle in Campbell's place; the Patriots are signing cornerback Miles Battle to the 53-man roster, and rookie Jared Wilson remains sidelined.
- It marks the biggest disruption this season to New England Patriots offensive line, ending Will Campbell's 12-start streak and forcing adjustments before the bye week and Dec. 14 game vs. Buffalo Bills.
- The team expects Will Campbell, rookie first-round pick , to be ready for the playoffs, as Coach Mike Vrabel said he remains engaged and is working hard to recover.
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Patriots place star offensive player on IR with knee injury ahead of stretch run
The New England Patriots just lost a key piece of their offense as they head down the stretch run. Head coach Mike Vrabel announced Wednesday the team placed star left tackle Will Campbell, the No. 4 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, on IR with a knee injury. The 21-year-old was carted off the field during the third quarter of the team’s 26-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday. Campbell will be eligible to return for the team’s Week 18 ga…
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Patriots LT Will Campbell placed on injured reserve; LG Jared Wilson also expected out vs. Giants
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Patriots rookie left tackle Will Campbell was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury Wednesday, sidelining the fourth overall draft pick for New England's Monday night matchup with the New York Giants.
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