Calais Campbell

[Calinative]

I assumed it was so he could retire with the team that drafted him and that he spent the majority of his career with.

You can sign a 1 day contract for that

 

[caneingville]

You can sign a 1 day contract for that

I know, but you can also kill two birds with one stone.

 

[FrancisSawyer]

Anyone remember the signing day drama? He was from out west, Colorado I think. Signing day his letter didn't come in and folks were freaking out. Turns out they had a huge snow storm and he wasn't able to get access to fax it in until late in the afternoon. His little brother came a few years later, a safety, but was never the impact player Calais was.

His brother was Jared Campbell right? He was a Safety IIRC. My question is did Jared come in 2 years later or was it the following year?

 

[Dwinstitles]

Wonder if no contenders offered him a contract. Idk why you'd go into your 18th season with a team that has practically no shot at even making the playoffs. Not like he got a very large contract.

For the love of the game and the most money

 

[canesupremacy]

He has a very strong case for the HOF. Longevity, multiple Pro Bowls, over 900 tackles and 110 sacks. Great community involvement. Pretty much everything they look for.

2nd for DPOY

 

[Yoyo423]

His brother was Jared Campbell right? He was a Safety IIRC. My question is did Jared come in 2 years later or was it the following year?

3 years after.

Calais was 2004 and Jared was 2007.

 

[Yoyo423]

He has a very strong case for the HOF. Longevity, multiple Pro Bowls, over 900 tackles and 110 sacks. Great community involvement. Pretty much everything they look for.

And Walter Payton man of the year.

 

[Trav]

Back to Arizona for his 18th season!

****. Was hoping he'd do one more season with the Phins.

 

[caneULM]

I thinks he gets on longevity and sacks alone. Probably not on his 1st try but he eventually gets in, imo.

 

[Cane44]

who's added up all his contracts?? where he at with life earnings?