This well-liked Pro Bowl linebacker is being linked to the Green Bay Packers, but how would he fit into Jeff Hafley’s 2024 scheme?
There are probably a few things that Green Bay Packers supporters would suggest the team work on during the off-season. Some would argue that the offense need more offensive linemen and weapons. You’ll hear that in order to complement Aaron Jones, the team needs another RB.
But more often than not, Packers supporters will be screaming and crying about how the defense must improve in the upcoming season. But it’s far easier said than done to fix a defense.
There are probably a few things that Green Bay Packers supporters would suggest the team work on during the off-season. Some would argue that the offense need more offensive linemen and weapons. You’ll hear that in order to complement Aaron Jones, the team needs another RB.
But more often than not, Packers supporters will be screaming and crying about how the defense must improve in the upcoming season. But it’s far easier said than done to fix a defense.In addition, Campbell has failed to recapture the magic of his 2021 All-Pro season, a strong campaign that resulted in a five-year, $50 million contract that he was able to sign in the offseason. 2021 saw Campbell play in 16 games and record 102 solo tackles, 2 interceptions, 5 passes defensed, and 2 forced fumbles. He recorded 102 solo tackles, two interceptions, four passes defensed, and zero forced fumbles in 24 games over the previous two seasons.
