After waiting until the seventh round of the 2026 NFL Draft to select an interior defensive lineman with the second-to-last of their 11 picks, it felt like a forgone conclusion that the Baltimore Ravens would be turning to the veteran free agent market to address and further bolster the position properly. Once the deadline for unrestricted veteran free agent signings to no longer impact the compensatory pick formula passed, it was widely assumed that was when the Ravens and general manager Eric DeCosta would make their move. That time has already come, less than a week removed from the draft, as, according to a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter, they have agreed to a one-year deal to reunite with six-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Calais Campbell. Six-time Pro-Bowl DE Calais Campbell, who played in Baltimore from 2020-2022, is returning to sign a one-year deal with the Ravens, per source. Campbell will 40 on Sept. 1 and this will be his 19th NFL season.…