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McDaniel feels the support of owner Stephen Ross. McDaniel feels he is the right person for the job. But he knows a fourth season without a playoff win would be less than ideal.

From Craig M: It seems pretty clear to me that Campbell isn’t coming back or won’t be letting the team know until after the draft. DT seems like a position the team is really weak at.

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Stephen Craig Campbell was accused of planting an explosive device at the doorstep of the boyfriend of his estranged wife. He hid as Walter Lee Coffman, who was dead almost 50 years, the ...

Stephen Craig Campbell is accused of using the name of University of Arkansas classmate Walter Lee Coffman, who died in a car accident months after graduating. By. Christine Pelisek.

Stephen Craig Campbell was nabbed at what police referred to as "a remote property" in Weed, NM -- more than 40 years after allegedly planting a bomb which blew off his estranged wife's finger.

Now, 76-year-old Stephen Craig Campbell -- who has been living in New Mexico under the name and assumed identity of Walter Lee Coffman, according to the FBI -- is in custody after an arrest last week.

Stephen Craig Campbell, now 76, has been living for decades in New Mexico under the assumed identity of "Walter Lee Coffman" while wanted for attempted first-degree murder, the feds said.