Campbell has bounced around the league in recent years and has settled in as a special teamer and depth option at box safety. Expect him to take on the same exact role with the Titans. He will be 28 years old this upcoming season. 

The 27-year-old spent the first nine weeks of the season on the PUP list after tearing his ACL in Week 13 last season, but he returned Week 10 and ended up playing a sizable role down the stretch for the Packers. Campbell worked as the team's third safety once healthy and averaged 26 defensive snaps per game. Campbell is set to become an unrestricted free agent in March.

Campbell had to return to the roster today or be lost for the season on the PUP list as his three-week window for activation was rapidly closing. He'll fill a depth role in the Green Bay secondary when he returns to game action.

Campbell's eligible to suit up for Sunday's game against the Raiders, but if he's unable to, he must play in Week 8 or 9 to avoid being shut down for the season. The fifth-year pro will likely stick to special teams if Darnell Savage (ankle) is healthy.