There's not much for the Arizona Cardinals to play for in their Week 18 matchup with the Los Angeles Rams other than pride. Well, for most players. Cardinals legendary defensive end Calais Campbell is one sack away from earning an extra $500,000 today.
If this is Calais Campbell's last ride in the NFL, it's sure been interesting. Nobody could have seen the Arizona Cardinals' season unfolding like it has, as the organization carried postseason expectations entering 2025 before having their year unraveled in 3-13 fashion.
Buccaneers WR Mike Evans said he is heading into the final game of this season without any thoughts in his head about if, when, or where he will end up playing football next year.
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Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Calais Campbell said he will take some time before deciding whether to return for his 19th NFL season in 2026. Campbell, who will be 40 by the time next season kicks off, has started every game this season heading into Sunday's season finale against the host Los Angeles Rams.
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Week 18 will mark the end of Calais Campbell‘s 18th NFL season. It could also represent the final game of his career with another round of retirement thoughts looming.
Arizona Cardinals DE Calais Campbell probably knows where the Fountain of Youth is. If he doesn't, he's sure playing like it. The 39-year-old is impressing even in his 18th season at the professional level, as Campbell has dominated in the trenches and has been a bright spot for the Cardinals in an otherwise dismal 3-8 season.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski spoke to the local media Thursday about the Arizona Cardinals and Calais Campbell, and we were there for it all.
The Week 9 loss to the Panthers served to further expose one of Green Bay’s most glaring weaknesses along the front seven.
After so many years, Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Calais Campbell has seen it all. The sun is setting on Campbell's time in the desert as 2025 could be his final year of a storied career that just might one day land him in professional football immortality - Canton, OH.
As of Friday morning, the Arizona Cardinals were uncertain whether they'd be facing Brock Purdy or Mac Jones at quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers in Sunday's game.
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GLENDALE – The San Francisco 49ers are trying to keep the Arizona Cardinals on their toes ahead of the teams’ Week 3 matchup. The 49ers claim that QB Brock Purdy still has a chance to play on Sunday, but it is a longshot.
The Arizona Cardinals flirted with snatching defeat from the jaws of victory but managed to improve to 2-0 on the season via a 27-22 win over the Carolina Panthers.
GLENDALE – Age is just a number, but even at 39 years old, the Arizona Cardinals didn’t know what they were getting from Calais Campbell on the defensive front.
GLENDALE – The biggest renuion in the NFL this offseason was 18-year veteran Calais Campbell returning to the Arizona Cardinals this offseason. After nearly a decade away from the team, Campbell returned for likely his final season and plans to not only help Arizona on the field but off it too.
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GLENDALE – The reunion between Calais Campbell and the Arizona Cardinals was one of the most heartwarming moments this past offseason. The franchise took a chance on the Miami Hurricane lineman in the 2nd round of the 2008 draft.
Retirement has been a talking point surrounding Calais Campbell for years now. The 2010s All-Decade Team member is set to play in 2025, but it could mark the end of the road in his case.
Calais Campbell will attempt to submit a Hall of Fame closing argument where his NFL career began, reuniting with the Cardinals last week.
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Former All-Pro pass rusher Calais Campbell thought about retirement, but he is instead going to play an 18th NFL season with the team where he started his career.
According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the Miami Dolphins have a “standing offer” on the table for veteran free agent DL Calais Campbell. Miami nearly traded Campbell to the Ravens before nixing the deal at the last minute in the hopes of making a playoff run.
The Dolphins inked the Hurricanes product to a one-year deal last offseason, and that signing proved to be worthwhile.
Justin Rogers of the Detroit Football Network notes Dolphins’ veteran DL Calais Campbell is ineligible to sign with a new team. Given Campbell wasn’t cut
According to Barry Jackson, the Dolphins could potentially cut DL Calais Campbell once they’re eliminated from playoff contention, allowing him to catch
That's quite a new twist added to the Calais Campbell story and how close the Miami Dolphins came to moving him at the trade deadline. It came courtesy of his brother Jared, a comedian and former University of Miami defensive back, appearing as a guest on the podcast of comedian and Dolphins fan Mike Lenoci.
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