New England Patriots left tackle Will Campbell is questionable to play in Sunday's game against the New York Jets.
Campbell, who went down with a knee injury in last week's win over the Las Vegas Raiders, was limited throughout the week at practice. NFL insider Tom Pelissero reported earlier in the week that the second-year offensive lineman "avoided a major knee injury" and is "considered week-to-week."
It's important to keep in mind that the team did not activate offensive tackle Marcus Bryant, who returned to practice this week as a limited participant. Bryant not being in the mix could signal that the team is leaning toward Campbell playing in the game.
When Campbell went down last week, rookie offensive tackle Caleb Lomu stepped up in a pinch and helped fill the void. The same would likely be true if Campbell isn't able to go on Sunday.
But what would that mean against an underrated Jets defense that is currently ranked top-five in the league? It would put added pressure on a Patriots offensive line that is already missing starting right guard Mike Onwenu.
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