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The Dallas Cowboys have been forced into a roster move heading into next season, having released Parris Campbell.
The wide receiver has gone from Super Bowl winner to cut casualty after signing with his third NFC East team in as many years.
According to Ari Meirov, the Cowboys have officially released Campbell, having previously added him to the injured reserve following a season-ending MCL injury he sustained in training camp.
Parris Campbell signed with Dallas in March, shortly after his Super Bowl journey with the Philadelphia Eagles. His acquisition was hailed as a brilliant move, given his veteran presence and recent playoff experience with the Eagles, although he didn’t account for any snaps.
Having landed another opportunity to contribute something meaningful, injury struck, leaving the player sidelined for the entire 2025 campaign.
The Cowboys made the tough call to release the 28-year-old after placing him on the IR, with roster spots set to tighten heading into the season.
Parris Campbell was drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in 2019 and has dealt with several injuries since entering the league. He bounced between four teams and tasted championship glory with Philadelphia, but his latest setback will sour his experience this calendar year.
The time couldn’t have been worse for Campbell, who hoped to parlay his Super Bowl momentum into a significant role with the Cowboys.
Coaches had lauded his leadership in minicamp, pointing to his mentorship of younger players, while some fans claimed he would take snaps off Pro Bowler CeeDee Lamb.
Unfortunately, his sprained MCL presented the Cowboys with a dilemma, which they dealt with by releasing him.
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