While a knee injury may keep New England Patriots rookie left tackle Will Campbell from the gridiron for an extended period of time, it appears that the team’s

Patriots starting left tackle Will Campbell, who was carted off the field Sunday after injuring his right knee, could still return this season, coach Mike Vrabel said.

After Mike Vrabel shared some insight on the injury status of New England Patriots left tackle Will Campbell on Monday morning, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport added more information. The rookie is reportedly believed to have sprained his MCL against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, with an MRI set to provide further clarity.

The New England Patriots walked out of Cincinnati with a 26–20 victory, but the mood was anything but celebratory after two rookie starters on the left side of the offensive line — left tackle Will Campbell and left guard Jared Wilson — suffered significant injuries.

The New England head coach offered some new information on an injury suffered Sunday by Patriots No. 4 overall draft pick. The post Will Campbell Latest Update: Patriots Mike Vrabel Reveals New Injury Info appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Patriots suffered a big blow on Sunday when rookie left tackle Will Campbell was carted off with a knee injury in the third quarter of the team's win over the Cincinnati.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport has provided an injury update on New England Patriots left tackle Will Campbell and it further suggests the rookie has avoided a season-ending injury.

New details emerged Monday morning on the injury New England Patriots rookie Will Campbell suffered on Sunday.