STRENGTHS:

+ Ground balls
+ Scoreboard impact
+ Smarts
+ Speed
+ Work rate

IMPROVEMENTS:

- Contested work
- Strength

Though there were a few standout performances throughout Campbell's season, he proved relatively consistent as a core creative member of the Tasmania Devils squad. Utilised as a high half-forward who spent stints in midfield, he was a relatively permanent attacking 50 fixture for the Allies and showcased much of his smarts there.

As all smalls should be, Campbell is clean at ground level and combines his speed and smarts to give opposition defenders headaches. He's great at crumbing and snapping goals, but can just as easily sneak out the back on a fast break and convert the easiest of chances. His 10-goal haul for North Launceston, or six majors for Tasmania showcase those two main scoring avenues.

Though he can play deep or on-ball, Campbell himself says he is best suited to that high half-forward role. There, he uses his legs in a different way to outwork his direct opponent up the ground, accumulate possessions, and then burn them off on the way back to goal. That side of his game gives him a nice speed-endurance balance.

Campbell's improvement come in the way of contested work. He has the nous to work out of tight spots, but perhaps doesn't quite have the size to be a primary on-baller just yet. Instead, he can receive and accelerate away before making good decisions when delivering to his forwards.