Summary
The New England Patriots are considering changes to their offensive line after left tackle Will Campbell allowed significant pressure in the Super Bowl. They might move Campbell to a different position and are looking at other players like Rasheed Walker as potential replacements. Head coach Mike Vrabel has stated that Campbell will remain as the left tackle but acknowledged areas for improvement.
Key Facts
- The New England Patriots lost the Super Bowl to the Seattle Seahawks 29-13.
- Will Campbell, a left tackle, struggled in the game, allowing 14 pressures.
- Campbell was picked fourth overall by the Patriots in the 2025 NFL Draft.
- The Patriots are considering signing Green Bay Packers' Rasheed Walker as a new left tackle.
- Walker is expected to command a contract worth about $25 million per season.
- Coach Mike Vrabel mentioned Campbell will stay as left tackle but noted his need for improvement.
- Campbell, aged 22, has started 13 games in his rookie season.
- Walker has played in 52 games and started 48 games during his NFL career.
