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Patriots' Will Campbell Trains with NFL Stars, Navy SEAL
27 Jul
Summary
- Campbell trained with veteran NFL players and an elite SEAL in Dallas.
- He recovered from a 2025 torn MCL, affecting his performance.
- He aims to build chemistry with new guard Alijah Vera-Tucker.
New England Patriots left tackle Will Campbell recently shared insights from his intensive offseason training regimen. He participated in sessions with established NFL veterans in Dallas, focusing on acquiring diverse knowledge to enhance his performance both on and off the field. This elite training environment included interactions with strongman Mitchell Hooper and a former Navy SEAL.
Campbell's preparation also involved rigorous physical therapy five days a week to recover from a torn MCL. He sustained this injury in 2025 during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals, which subsequently affected his pass-blocking grade in the latter part of the season. Despite the setback, he returned for the team's postseason run.
Currently, Campbell reports feeling "great" as he enters training camp and expresses excitement about rejoining his teammates in Foxboro. A key objective for him this summer is to develop stronger on-field chemistry with starting left guard Alijah Vera-Tucker. Vera-Tucker, who also underwent recovery from a torn triceps, is beginning to participate more fully, and the tandem aims to solidify the Patriots' offensive line.
