Calais Campbell indeed will be coming back for an 18th NFL season, but it won't be for the Miami Dolphins. And it also won't be for the Baltimore Ravens, the te

The Miami Dolphins lost another key piece of the defense Tuesday as veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell has found a new home. Considering their limited budget going into the offseason, it was always a very likely chance that Campbell was going to depart during free agency.

A Miami-Dade bus driver is accused of opening fire on a public transit bus and shooting two passengers dead after an argument, according to reports. On Sunday, at around 3 a.m. local time, two male passengers were involved in an argument when the bus driver opened fire, according to local news outlets CBS Miami and Local 10 News.

38 and still going: Standout DL and #Dolphins FA Calais Campbell is expected to sign with the #AZCardinals on a 1-year deal, sources say, as the former Walter Payton Man of the Year is set for another season. 38 years old, with 17 seasons under his belt, Campbell isn’t done. pic.twitter.com/6aC1l8NXBs

It was announced on Tuesday Calais Campbell would be returning to the Arizona Cardinals on a one year deal worth $5.5 million dollars.

Former All-Pro pass rusher Calais Campbell thought about retirement, but he is instead going to play an 18th NFL season with the team where he started his career.

The Arizona Cardinals and defensive lineman Calais Campbell have agreed to a one-year deal, per ESPN's Adam Schefter, who provided more details. Campbell, 38, has played 17 NFL seasons, including his first nine (2008-2016) with the Arizona Cardinals.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the Arizona Cardinals are signing veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell to a one-year $5.5 million deal -- the 38-year-old returns to the team that selected him in the second round of the 2008 NFL Draft.

The Cardinals and Campbell have agreed to a one-year contract, the team announced today. The Cardinals took Campbell out of Miami in the second round of the 2008 NFL draft, and he played the first nine seasons of his career in Arizona. He has since played for the Jaguars, Ravens, Falcons and Dolphins, and is now back to Arizona.