Raven’s Calais Campbell says football ‘brings me joy’ amid family tragedy
Summary
Baltimore Ravens player Calais Campbell spoke publicly for the first time since his mother died and his brother was charged with murder. Despite the family difficulties, Campbell said football gives him joy and has helped him cope, and he continues to train with the team.Key Facts
- Calais Campbell is a 39-year-old defensive lineman for the Baltimore Ravens.
- His mother died in late June in Atlanta; police found her during a welfare check.
- Campbell's brother was charged with her murder and reportedly struggles with mental illness.
- The Ravens allowed Campbell to miss early full-team practices to deal with the tragedy.
- Campbell returned to practice on August 3 during the NFL training camp.
- He signed a one-year contract with the Ravens in April, expecting his 19th NFL season.
- Campbell has been selected to the Pro Bowl six times and has 117 career sacks.
- New Ravens head coach Jesse Minter praised Campbell's leadership and versatility on the team.
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