Will Campbell declined to speak to media after rough outing at Super Bowl LX
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Patriots left tackle Will Campbell struggled significantly in Super Bowl LX, allowing 14 pressures against the Seahawks. This performance marked the highest number of pressures allowed by any offensive lineman in a single game during the 2025-26 NFL season, according to NFL Next Gen Stats. Following the game, Campbell declined to speak to reporters and exited the locker room without comment, as reported by Ben Volin of the Boston Globe. Campbell, selected fourth overall in the 2025 NFL Draft, has faced challenges in his rookie season, raising concerns about his ability to protect quarterback Drake Maye effectively.
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