Current, former players provide guidance to Patriots’ Will Campbell following Super Bowl loss

The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots, 29-13, in Super Bowl LX. Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel's squad struggled on offense, as second-year quarterback Drake Maye threw two interceptions and had one fumble. 

Additionally, rookie LT Will Campbell's struggles were on full display for the world to see. After a disastrous performance that included allowing 14 quarterback pressured, Campbell declined to speak to the media. 

Since then, current and former offensive tackles have been in contact with Campbell. They've offered advice on what he can do to improve his game moving forward. Some have even offered to train Campbell this summer. 

NFL players say Patriots' Will Campbell must fix his technique to be successful

After Campbell's horrendous performance in the Super Bowl, multiple players have come to his defense. That includes members of other teams besides the Patriots. For example, New York Giants LT Andrew Thomas shared advice with Will Campbell. 

NFL insider Jordan Schultz spoke with Thomas and shared some of the advice he offered to Campbell.

"Give [Campbell] time to adjust to the game and improve his technique," Thomas said, per Schultz. "People labeled me a bust, but I just needed more time to develop. He is made of the right stuff. You can tell he loves the game. He was playing with a brutal injury. He will get better. Just have some patience."