Chance Campbell has been placed on injured reserve, contributing to the Titans' struggles at the linebacker position this season, which has prompted the team to seek reinforcements like Raekwon McMillan.

Chance Campbell is currently on injured reserve, adding to the Titans' linebacker woes as they deal with multiple injuries at the position.

Chance Campbell will miss the season after suffering a torn ACL confirmed by an MRI. He played 19 snaps on defense and seven on special teams in a recent win over New Orleans before getting injured late in the second quarter. Campbell has struggled with injuries throughout his career, having played only four games since being drafted in 2022, and has already endured significant setbacks this preseason. His absence, along with other injuries to linebackers, has prompted the Titans to consider bolstering their inside linebacker position ahead of the upcoming season.

Chance Campbell will miss the entire 2024 season due to a torn ACL, making him the second linebacker lost for the year, following Garret Wallow's injury. A sixth-round pick in 2022, Campbell had only played in four regular-season games prior to this season, but coaches were optimistic about his progress in training camp and expected a greater contribution from him. Now, that will have to wait until 2025.

Chance Campbell will miss the entire 2024 season due to a torn ACL sustained in a game against the New Orleans Saints. This injury continues a pattern of misfortune for Campbell, who has struggled throughout his career since being drafted in 2022. He spent his entire rookie year on injured reserve and played only four games in 2023 before being cut and later re-signed to the practice squad. With Campbell joining fellow linebacker Garret Wallow on injured reserve, the Titans will need to rely on a committee of players to fill the linebacker role, particularly following the departure of Azeez Al-Shaair.