Parris Campbell was moved to the reserved/retired list by the Dallas Cowboys, ending a seven-year NFL career. Dallas signed him in March 2025 to a one-year deal, but he did not make the 53-man roster during final cuts. He returned in October to the practice squad and later signed a futures deal in January. His NFL impact with Dallas was limited, but his overall career included solid production and notable college success. At Ohio State, he won a national championship during a redshirt season and later led the Big Ten with 12 receiving touchdowns in his fifth-year senior season. Drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in 2019, he showed elite speed but dealt with injuries early before becoming a full-time starter in 2022.
"On Wednesday, Cowboys veteran wide receiver Parris Campbell was moved to the reserved/retired list, marking the end of a seven-year NFL career. Dallas initially signed Campbell in March 2025 to a one-year deal, but he didn't make the team when rosters were cut down to 53 in the summer. He was brought back to the team in October to the practice squad, and signed a futures deal this January to stay."
"In college, he won a national championship in a redshirt season before kicking off his playing journey in 2015. It took a bit for things to fully come together, but in his fifth-year senior season, Campbell took off and recorded 12 receiving touchdowns, leading the Big Ten. He received first-team All-Big Ten for that season, and had second and third team honors the prior two years."
"The Indianapolis Colts made Campbell the 59th pick in the draft after that stellar season, and a 4.31 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine. He struggled to stay on the field with injuries through his first three seasons before becoming a full-time starter in 2022. Ohio State WR Parris Campbell showed off track speed with a 4.31 40-yard dash at 205 lbs, tied for the fastest time through the first two days of the 2019 #NFLCombine."
"That year became the bulk of the career stats for Parris, as he totaled over 600 yards on 91 targets; ultimately, Indy didn't bring him back, and he signed a one-year deal with the New York Giants. While he did play in 12 games for New York, he only recorded 20 catches, failing to follow up his career year with anoth"
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