“Someone is about to get a great football player that’s been badly misused,” Campbell posted on his social media shortly after being released from the team and his 5 year $50 million dollar deal.

His latest words come just a few months after his last outburst is which he seemingly accused the organization of not showing him the same respect he had shown them.

“Not going out my way anymore and I’m not playing through injuries anymore cause when s*** goes wrong they always use it against you.” Campbell said on social. “I’m treating everyone accordingly and giving them the same energy they giving me. Focus on yourself and your mental 59 you owe it to yourself.” Immediately following that incident, Campbell was inactive in weeks 16 and 17 and then sparsely used in the playoffs.

As Campbell assumes his new role with the San Francisco 49ers there are two ways fans can view Campbell’s recent words.

One, this is just another player who, perhaps justifiably, is taking issue with the business side of football. And when it comes to that side, the Packers are usually on the harsher end of the spectrum. Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams, Aaron Jones, and many others have all received some version of similar treatment on their way out the door. Even the most diehard Packers fans can admit that the organization is a little rough around the edges as its formerly important players leave. But that’s football. The Packers gave him a big deal, he was often inured and underperformed…story over.

Or two, Campbell has an extra amount of validity in his criticisms. When talking about his misuse he’s likely discussing the same villain that every Packers fan his fumed about over the last few years, Joe Barry.