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EPISODE · May 3, 2026 · 11 MIN

Calais Campbell Joins Ravens After Cardinals Reunion

from NFL Talk | Baltimore Ravens · host Man Hour NFL Talk

After a productive one-year stint with the Arizona Cardinals, veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell has decided to sign with the Baltimore Ravens for the 2026 season. Despite being nearly 40 years old, the accomplished athlete remains highly effective, having recorded 6.5 sacks and starting every game during his recent tenure in Arizona. This move allows the six-time Pro Bowler to pursue a championship with a perennial contender while approaching the NFL record for most games played by a defensive lineman. The reports highlight his enduring impact on the field and his deep emotional connection to the Cardinals franchise, where he originally began his career. Fan reactions within the community reveal a mix of sadness over his departure and frustration regarding the team’s current defensive struggles. Overall, the text portrays Campbell as a respected leader and elite competitor entering the final stages of a legendary professional journey.

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