Calais Campbell, a veteran defensive end for the Baltimore Ravens, has indicated that the 2026 NFL season may mark the end of his illustrious career. At 39 years old, Campbell reflected on his journey during a minicamp practice, stating, "This is probably going to be my last year." Having returned to Baltimore on a one-year deal after a season with the Arizona Cardinals, Campbell remains a respected figure in the league. He has amassed 960 career tackles and 117 sacks and is just four games away from tying the record for most regular-season appearances by a defensive lineman. Last season, he demonstrated his durability by starting all 17 games and recording 43 tackles and 6.5 sacks. A six-time Pro Bowler and former First-Team All-Pro, Campbell's legacy in the NFL is significant, and he could be a candidate for the Hall of Fame. As he prepares for what he anticipates to be his final season, Campbell aims to help the Ravens achieve their championship aspirations before potentially retiring from the sport.