Found this regarding his surgery........
Word is he's a top target for the Bucs at 19
https://www.si.com/nfl/dolphins/new...eep-dolphins-from-some-prospects-01jpqwz36awa
Jihaad Campbell, LB, Alabama
Injury Concern: Medium
Campbell’s aforementioned labrum tear in his shoulder was discovered at Alabama’s Pro Day after he was seen walking around in a sling. The Alabama linebacker did
compete in tests at the NFL combine, scoring quite well in all facets.
Campbell clearly had the surgery afterward, and most medical professionals place the recovery time for a torn labrum into two phases. The first four to six weeks are for the ligament to reattach to the shoulder, and the second four-to-six-week timetable is for re-strengthening the muscle.
Those timetables will vary depending on the severity of the injury, but most best-case scenarios require a minimum of three months for full recovery. If Campbell had surgery in March, his earliest return date would be roughly sometime in July.
That means Campbell should be ready for training camp and the start of the season. However, a shoulder injury for a linebacker isn’t exactly ideal. Campbell is a hard hitter, and linebackers take on a lot of contact in the NFL.
Overall, there’s some risk with Campbell, but it’s far from the worst injury he could have.
