Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Parris Campbell enters a pivotal season of his career, and he’s doing everything he can to get it going in the right direction.
While his performance when on the field isn’t really the question—it’s staying on the field that is—Campbell was listed as a “surprise standout” during minicamp by ESPN’s Mike Wells.
Maybe, just maybe, 2022 is the season Campbell can stay healthy. He spent a good portion of offseason workouts working with the first unit, starting opposite of Michael Pittman Jr. as the second receiver while looking comfortable with quarterback Matt Ryan. The key for Campbell — as it has been since he was drafted in 2019 — is staying healthy. He has played 15 out of a possible 49 games in the first three seasons of his NFL career. If healthy, the Colts can use Campbell in a number of different ways, including in the slot and in motion.
