Gregg Rosenthal· Apr 25, 2025
Rosenthal was skeptical of New England taking Will Campbell fourth overall, suggesting he projects as a middling starter (roughly the 12th-best tackle in the league, an Eric Fisher type) rather than a premier talent worth that pick. He also expects Cole Kmet to remain on the Bears roster this season but not much beyond it.
“Or does he project more like I don't know who am I think of Eric Fisher like just like an okay guy who's gonna maybe be the twelfth best tackle in the league.”
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“they took Will Campbell fourth overall... does he project more like I don't know who am I think of Eric Fisher like just like an okay guy who's gonna maybe be the twelfth best tackle in the league. I want something better than that.”
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