Campbell was quick to mention the growth he saw from rookie defensive lineman Tyleik Williams and right guard Tate Ratledge, big contributors for Detroit in their first seasons, but he is also really high on TeSlaa's potential moving forward.
"It's not easy for a receiver. It's not easy for any of them – but all that we've asked of him. There were some games we lost (Amon-Ra St. Brown), he had to go in and play that position," Campbell said of TeSlaa. "You know, second play of the game have to go do all of it. So, we like him. He's got a bright future for us."
Detroit gave up significant draft capital, including two 2026 third-round picks, to select TeSlaa in the third round of last year's NFL Draft. He is expected to have a bigger role in Detroit's offense in his second season as part of a talented trio of receivers in Detroit with All-Pro St. Brown and back-to-back 1,000-yard receiver Jameson Williams.