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Quarterback Rank: #48
Overall: #270
Campbell saw his season come to an end after six games because of a broken collarbone. He was up and down in the games he played. In his five full games, Campbell had two 300-yard games but had fewer than 200 yards his other three games. Campbell did score eight touchdowns in six games, having multiple scores three games. His days of starting might be over, though, signing with the Bears this offseason. He'll serve as the top backup to Jay Cutler. Campbell is 30 years old and has plenty of starting experience. In six seasons - most as a starter - Campbell has one year with more than 20 touchdowns and two 3,000-yard seasons. Campbell has ability (strong arm, moves around well in pocket) but still turns the ball over too much and struggles with the deep ball.
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Campbell is worth a few spot starts if he is the starting quarterback, but don't use him past that. But the chances of him starting this year in Chicago seem pretty slim. And even if he finds himself in a starting role for some reason, Campbell's career numbers don't suggest a sudden breakout season. |
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| The Chicago Bears are reportedly only $3.5 million under the salary cap after the acquisition of WR Brandon Marshall via trade and the signings of RB Michael Bush, QB Jason Campbell and WR Eric Weems. |
| Fantasy Impact: They'll need to get some more space in the coming weeks with the draft approaching. |
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| The Chicago Bears have reached a one-year deal with free-agent QB Jason Campbell (Raiders). Financial terms were not available. |
| Fantasy Impact: Guess he didn't think he could find a spot to start. He'll be the top backup for the Bears this season. |
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| The New York Jets have discussed the possibility of pursuing Oakland Raiders impending free-agent QB Jason Campbell this offseason. |
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| Oakland Raiders QB Jason Campbell (collarbone), who is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent March 13, might have plenty of suitors. He is not expected to return to the Raiders, and the Denver Broncos are unlikely to sign him. However, the market might be good for Campbell with fellow pending free agents New Orleans Saints QB Drew Brees and San Francisco 49ers QB Alex Smith expected to stay where they are. '(Drew) Brees is going to re-sign. So is (Alex) Smith. There's only one (QB Peyton Manning) to go around, and just one (QB Matt Flynn) out there,' one NFL executive said. 'That doesn't leave a lot. Maybe I'm crazy, but I think (Campbell) will get some interest. Maybe not a ton, but he'll have some people calling.' |
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| The Denver Broncos likely will not pursue Oakland Raiders impending free-agent QB Jason Campbell this offseason because he is looking an opportunity to start and the Broncos have QB Tim Tebow as their starter entering next season. |
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| The Oakland Raiders likely will not re-sign impending free-agent QB Jason Campbell this offseason because he will be looking for an opportunity to start next season. |
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| Oakland Raiders head coach Hue Jackson said he is open to bringing back QB Jason Campbell for the 2012 season. Campbell will be a free agent in the offseason. |
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| Updating a previous report, Oakland Raiders QB Jason Campbell (collarbone) has resumed throwing. Head coach Hue Jackson estimated the throwing distance to be about 30 yards, but wouldn't guess when Campbell will be able to serve in a backup role to QB Carson Palmer. |
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| Oakland Raiders QB Jason Campbell (collarbone) is throwing up to 30 yards in practice, but he is unlikely to return to active duty in the last two games of the season. Campbell is slated to become a free agent after this year and isn't expected to return to Oakland. |
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| Oakland Raiders head coach Hue Jackson said QB Jason Campbell (collarbone) still has a ways to go before returning to the field. |
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