Packers' De’Vondre Campbell Vows Not to Play Through Injuries

Following back-to-back losses for the Packers, Campbell expresses frustration on social media, receives time off from practice to recover.

Green Bay Packers linebacker De’Vondre Campbell announced on social media that he will no longer play through injuries, expressing frustration with how he's been treated when things go wrong.
Campbell has missed four games this season due to an ankle injury and a neck injury, and did not practice on Wednesday due to the neck issue.
In the 10 games he’s started, Campbell has had 67 tackles, two tackles for a loss, one fumble recovery, zero sacks, one QB hit and one pass break-up.
Campbell's post came after back-to-back losses for the Packers, who need to win their final three games to make the NFC playoffs.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur has given Campbell time off from practice to recover, and has expressed understanding for his player's frustration.