One of the top-notch wide receivers in the league, Parris Campbell, is looking forward to his next journey with the Philadelphia Eagles with optimism. He is also hopeful that a second meeting with head coach Nick Sirianni will be good for him.
Campbell was selected by the Indianapolis Colts and played with them from 2019 to 2022. He then joined the New York Giants for a season. In the last campaign, the wide receiver registered 20 catches for 104 yards and also shared via The Philadelphia Inquirer, "At the end of the day, sometimes in this league, players and teams aren’t always going to be a perfect match."
He will once again direct his game under the head coach, who was the wide receiver’s offensive coordinator when he was with the Indianapolis Colts. Campbell, regarding the head coach, mentioned in full confidence, "He knows how to utilize me as a player. He knows what my skills are. And then there’s more people in the building, too, that I’m familiar with. [Passing game coordinator/associate head coach] Kevin Patullo. J-Mike [Jason Michael], the tight ends coach. That’s one thing about this league, you never want to burn bridges. You always want to make great relationships. I have great relationships with those guys. It will be fun to reconnect, but it’s also welcoming and warming to feel wanted in that building."
The wide receivers department of the Eagles is spearheaded by Devonta Smith and A.J. Brown, the squad has also added DeVante Parker. The wide receiver has also shared that he is "confident". The CFP National Champion of 2015 has signed a one-year contract with the Eagles.
