Drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the second round out of Miami in 2008, Campbell has been a mainstay on the defensive line since his sophomore season. Racking up 440 tackles, 46 sacks, and even two interceptions over the course of his career, his production on defense is unquestioned. But his tape on special teams is truly magical.

Facing the San Francisco 49ers, Campbell shows tremendous length and extension as Chandler Catanzaro’s kick sails through the uprights:

Phenomenal wingspan, good balance, exquisite form.

But the key to any elite-level talent is consistency. It is one thing to be able to execute at a high level once and then never have the skill show up on tape again. But against the San Diego Chargers, Campbell shines again:

In fact, Campbell is nothing if not a model of consistency. He displays remarkable form against the New York Giants as well:

And against the Denver Broncos:

And the St. Louis Rams:

Twice:

Thrice:

He even plays up against elite competition, facing the Seattle Seahawks in this still:

Here, Campbell continues his dominance with his signature pose:

The Rams are undoubtedly one of Campbell’s favorite opponents, as he shows his outstanding execution yet again:

Not one to take a break against the lowly Cleveland Browns, Campbell takes no play off:

Finally, he displays textbook form in a recent game against the Minnesota Vikings:

Sometimes, a lengthy article is necessary to highlight a player’s talent. Here, the film speaks for itself. It’s good.

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