Former Green Bay Packers linebacker De'Vondre Campbell has expressed his discontent with the organization after being released from his five-year, $50 million contract this offseason. Taking to social media, Campbell hinted at feeling misused by the Packers, suggesting that another team would be fortunate to have him.

In a recent Instagram post, Campbell wrote, "Someone is about to get a great football player that's been badly misused. O well, let's get it though." These comments indicate the lingering frustration that Campbell holds towards the Packers.

Previously, Campbell hailed the Packers' defensive coaching staff for allowing him to excel in a specific role during his standout 2021 season. This commendation came after he earned First-Team All-Pro honors with the team, ultimately leading to a long-term contract extension.

However, a closer look at Campbell's social media activity reveals his dissatisfaction with the organization. On Twitter/X, he liked a post that labeled the Packers as "the worst team on how they treat the players on their way out." This disapproval suggests a strained relationship between Campbell and his former team.

Campbell has had a history of using social media to express his grievances. In the midst of the 2023 regular season, he declared that he would no longer play through injuries for the Packers. Though he later claimed that his statements were unrelated to any online drama, his dissatisfaction was evident.

Following Campbell's remarks, he found himself inactive for two consecutive weeks while the Packers secured victories. When he eventually returned to the lineup, his role was significantly diminished, as he was used as a rotational player primarily deployed in passing situations. This stark change in usage puzzled many, considering Campbell's strong performance earlier in the season.

It appears that Campbell's frustration with the Packers' treatment of him has led him to distance himself from the organization. This offseason, he signed with the San Francisco 49ers on a one-year contract, marking his fourth team in his NFL career.

As Campbell embarks on a new chapter in San Francisco, it remains to be seen how his talent will be utilized and whether he can further solidify himself as a valuable asset to his new team. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers will need to address the concerns raised by Campbell to ensure a harmonious working environment and maintain their reputation as a top-tier franchise.

Note: The phrases "on how they treat the players on their way out" and "not talking about nothing that happened on the internet" have been rephrased for clarity and accuracy in the article.