Calais Campbell receives support from Ravens during family struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 11:11 AM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Calais Campbell expressed gratitude for the support he received from the Baltimore Ravens and the NFL community during difficult family circumstances. After losing his mother, whose death was allegedly caused by his brother, Campbell was allowed to miss practices to cope with the situation. He returned to practice on August 3 and spoke to the media on August 18 about the challenges faced, emphasizing the importance of the support from his NFL family. Campbell aims to move forward while continuing to play football, which he describes as a source of joy.
- •Calais Campbell's mother passed away earlier this offseason.
- •His brother is alleged to have murdered their mother.
- •Campbell missed several offseason practices to deal with the tragedy.
- •He returned to practice on August 3 and spoke publicly on August 18.
- •Campbell appreciates the NFL community's support during this time.
- 11:11 AMYahoo Sports — How Ravens and NFL community helped Calais Campbell amid family struggles
"Calais Campbell could not be more thankful to the Ravens and the NFL community after they showed up for him during his family struggles.
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