Overview
- The Patriots’ starting left tackle Will Campbell left Sunday’s loss to the Green Bay Packers with a knee injury and did not return to the game.
- Campbell told reporters after the game that he felt “good,” described being “leg‑whipped,” and said he would have returned if the contest had been competitive.
- Multiple teammates also exited with injuries in the same game, including running back Rhamondre Stevenson and center Ben Brown, and coach Mike Vrabel offered no firm updates on their status.
- Rookie tackles Caleb Lomu and Dametrious Crownover are the listed backups and Lomu finished the Packers game, creating immediate reliance on inexperienced depth to protect quarterback Drake Maye.
- Campbell’s 2025 Grade 3 MCL sprain and the Patriots’ 5‑4 standing make short‑term availability important for next week’s trip to London to face the Lions’ strong pass rush and for the team’s run toward a Wild Card spot.