Bruce Campbell
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Career Summary
Bruce Campbell was a Maryland offensive lineman selected by Oakland in the fourth round of the 2010 NFL Draft.
Bruce Campbell played offensive line in the NFL after Maryland. The Raiders selected him in the fourth round of the 2010 draft, and club records credit him with 14 games before a 2012 trade to Carolina.
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Early Life
Campbell was from Hamden, Connecticut.
Raiders draft material identifies Campbell's hometown as Hamden, Connecticut.
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High School
Campbell attended Hargrave Military Academy and Hyde Leadership School.
The Raiders' 2010 draft profile lists Hargrave Military Academy and Hyde Leadership School in Campbell's background.
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College Career
At Maryland, Campbell played 27 games and started 17 at left tackle.
Raiders draft material says Campbell played in 27 games for Maryland, all at left tackle, and made 17 starts. In 2009, he started all nine games he played after an injury-affected season.
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Path to the NFL
Oakland selected Campbell 106th overall in the fourth round of the 2010 NFL Draft.
Raiders draft history lists Campbell as the club's fourth-round selection from Maryland, 106th overall. He entered the draft after announcing he would leave Maryland following the 2009 season.
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NFL Career
Campbell played 14 games for Oakland from 2010 through 2011 before the Raiders traded him to Carolina in 2012.
The Raiders' all-time roster states that Campbell played 14 games for Oakland before the club traded him to Carolina in 2012. Raiders game notes likewise record 14 games over the 2010 and 2011 seasons.
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Career Accomplishments
Campbell's career milestones include becoming a fourth-round NFL selection and appearing in 14 games for Oakland.
Campbell was selected 106th overall in the 2010 NFL Draft and appeared in 14 Raiders games. His Maryland career included 17 starts at left tackle.
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Playing Style
Campbell was known as an unusually athletic and strong offensive lineman.
Raiders scouting material described Campbell as an imposing athlete and one of the strongest blockers in the draft. It cited a 4.79-second 40-yard dash, 34 bench-press repetitions at the combine, and a 490-pound bench press in Maryland testing.
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Legacy
Campbell's football legacy centers on his athletic testing profile, Maryland left-tackle experience, and Oakland draft selection.
Campbell's draft profile paired rare athletic testing with 17 starts at Maryland. Oakland selected him in the fourth round and shifted him from left tackle to right guard during his rookie minicamp to create playing opportunities.
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Post-Career
The reviewed official sources do not provide sufficiently detailed post-playing-career information.
The official sources reviewed for this profile focus on Campbell's college and NFL career and do not provide a substantiated post-playing-career account.
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22822, 00-0027707, 1988-05-25, Bruce Campbell, Bruce, Campbell
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