Baltimore Ravens defensive end Calais Campbell, two months after signing what will likely be his final NFL contract, competed in the 2022 world series of Poker on Saturday where he spoke with PokerNews about his love of poker and the upcoming football season.
Campbell was one of over 5,500 players in Day 1c of Event #5: $500 The Housewarming No-Limit Hold'em. He earned his second career WSOP cash, but was eliminated before the session concluded.
On a break near the Day 1c money bubble, the 14-year NFL veteran who played his college ball at the University of Miami said he anticipates big things from his team this coming football season.
The Ravens started out 8-3 in 2021 and were among the Super Bowl contenders. But inconsistent play and injury issues with quarterback Lamar Jackson changed everything. Baltimore finished out the season with six consecutive losses and finished 8-9, missing the playoffs.
Campbell was one of over 5,500 players in Day 1c of Event #5: $500 The Housewarming No-Limit Hold'em. He earned his second career WSOP cash, but was eliminated before the session concluded.
On a break near the Day 1c money bubble, the 14-year NFL veteran who played his college ball at the University of Miami said he anticipates big things from his team this coming football season.
The Ravens started out 8-3 in 2021 and were among the Super Bowl contenders. But inconsistent play and injury issues with quarterback Lamar Jackson changed everything. Baltimore finished out the season with six consecutive losses and finished 8-9, missing the playoffs.