Posts Tagged ‘Aaron Kampman’

Kampman finds common ground in Jacksonville

Sun @ 8:20 pm – Wright has the scoop on the terms of Kampman’s deal: four years, $26 million, with $11 million guaranteed. The contract is virtually the same as the one signed by Kampman in Detroit.

11:05 am – Despite several rumors floating around that indicated defensive end Aaron Kampman (Packers) was on his way to Seattle or Philadelphia, the only trip he took this weekend was to speak with the Jaguars. And in the end, it will still be his only visit, after he signed a contract agreement with Jacksonville early this morning.

The story was first reported by Michael Wright of the Florida Times-Union, and while terms of the deal have not been released as of yet, it’s likely that Kampman’s contract will be similar to the one signed by fellow pass rusher Kyle Vanden Bosch earlier in the weekend with Detroit.

The move for Kampman was expected, given the Jaguars definite need for improvement in their pass rush, and Kampman’s desire to get back to playing in a 4-3 base defense, where he thrived for much of his career.

Seattle, Kampman discussing deal

According to Chicago Sun-Times beat writer Sean Jensen, the Seahawks are currently working with former Packers defensive end Aaron Kampman on a free agent contract.

No specifics other than that are available, but it seems as though Seattle is making a solid push to bring in Kampman, who was one of the league’s premier pass rushers just two seasons ago.

Pack attack: Harris, Kampman out for good with knee injuries

In the NFL, winning almost always comes with a cost, in one way or another. Green Bay’s win over the 49ers yesterday was no exception, as the Packers lost two of their best defenders in the process.

According to Tom Pelissero of the Green Bay Press-Gazette, CB Al Harris and DE/LB Aaron Kampman are finished for the remainder of the season after they both suffered major knee injuries. Both will have surgery to repair the damage, and will be placed on the injured reserve list some time this week.

While Kampman has struggled tremendously in adjusting to the new 3-4 style of play being employed in Green Bay this season, Harris has always been a reliable cover corner, capable of playing the man-to-man defense the Packers love to use. His loss pushes CB Tramon Williams into the starting role, with Kampman’s replacement still being determined by head coach Mike McCarthy and his coaching staff.


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