Baltimore Ravens
· 2026-07-02
The Baltimore Ravens are mourning the death of Calais Campbell's mother, Nateal Campbell, after a family tragedy.
The team stands 13th in the American Football Conference with a 5-12 record, on a W2 streak.
Calais Campbell announced the death of his mother, and authorities in Atlanta arrested his brother, Ciarre Campbell, in connection with her killing.
The Atlanta Police Department responded to a welfare check at a townhouse in the Buckhead neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon.
The tragedy casts a somber cloud over the Ravens as they prepare for the 2026 season, with their next game vs Indianapolis Colts on 2026-09-13.
The team is expected to support Campbell through an extended leave of absence if needed.
Nateal Campbell played a vital role in the Charles R. Campbell Foundation, focusing on youth development through mentorship and education initiatives.
The Ravens will likely provide an update on Campbell's status as they move forward with their season preparations.
The team's standing and record will be crucial in determining their chances of making a comeback in the 2026 season.
And with their next game just around the corner, the Ravens will need to regroup and refocus.
But for now, the team's attention is on supporting Calais Campbell during this difficult time.
So the Ravens will take it one game at a time, starting with their matchup against the Indianapolis Colts.
The Charles R. Campbell Foundation will also continue its mission to support underserved communities.