With Injuries at Safety Mounting, Jets add Veteran Campbell for Depth

By Glenn Naughton Posted On October 24, 2018

With starting free safety Marcus Maye on the shelf with a broken thumb and his backup Doug Middleton out for the season with a torn pectoral muscle, the Jets are dipping in to the free agent pool to add some veteran depth.

#Jets signed S Ibraheim Campbell, who worked out for them yesterday, and placed RB Bilal Powell (neck) on IR.

— Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) October 24, 2018

Former Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans and Dallas Cowboys safety Ibraheim Campbell has been signed by the Jets to help solidify a suddenly shaky safety position.

Campbell has appeared in 42 pro games (11 starts), logging 68 tackles, 1 pass defended and a fumble recovery.

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