95.7 was kind enough to send me a transcript of their interview with Jason Campbell. I reprint it for you to read:

On the injury:

It’s frustrating.  I’d like be out with my teammates on Sunday.

Did you have a “Why me?” moment?

Coming over here was a fresh start… I felt great about coming here… This year started off really good.  Overcoming so many obstacles… losing Mr. Davis. Still winning…  It’s such a big year for me and our team…  It’s not a time for me to get negative or down.  I have to respond… get my health right. Once I get healthy, we’ll see what happens from that standpoint.

On the play versus Cleveland in which he was hurt:

I knew if I can’t get the read I wanted that I’d probably have to run for the first down… Then [Cleveland LB Scott] Fujita tackled me, he landed right on top of me… the only thing I felt was a bone just crack. And I knew at the time it was my collarbone… One part of the collarbone was up and the other was down… It had broken in tow…  I knew I was hurt… but just wanted to know how long? Just kept asking how long?

How much did Coach Hue Jackson talk to you about the Carson Palmer trade?

I didn’t really get a chance to talk to him before the trade happened.  I had surgery Sunday night… so I still didn’t really know what happened.  Started getting text messages… there’s been a trade… and that’s when I saw what happened.  As a player in this league, you can’t worry about the things that go on from a business side of things… you know what you’re worth… you know what you’ve done for this franchise since you got here

My goal is to get back as healthy as possible when I can…  don’t get caught up with all the things going on and what’s being said because we all don’t know. I don’t want to put myself in a position where I’m stressing about stuff I don’t need to be worrying about.

Do you feel disenfranchised based on the chance that you’ll be back this season?

… It upsets you to a point, but you’ve been in these shoes before…. You just don’t ever know what’s going to happen… don’t get caught up in it.

What was going thru your mind when you saw the Hue Jackson / Carson Palmer press conference?

I was halfway still on pain medicine.  It was kind of a moment of silence.  My fiancé looked at me to see if I was gonna say something. There’s different things that go through your mind but you don’t want to fill your mind with those thoughts…  My whole mindset right now is to keep things as positive as possible…  I want to be as supportive as to them [my teammates] as they were to me…. Everything will work itself out.

Can Carson Palmer come in and play this Sunday?

…They’d have to cut down some of the playbook because we do a lot of different shifts and motions to try to keep defenses on their heels and from that standpoint, you have to try to do things that’s easy for him and at the same point, he can adjust to because he’s been out of football for awhile… They will definitely have to simplify a lot of the offense.

What has Coach Hue Jackson said to you about your future with the team?

He said “Don’t worry about any of the things out there being said… just worry about getting healthy. I still believe in you.  We brought you here. You’ve done everything we’ve asked of you. You helped turn the franchise around. You’re winning.  You’re playing good.  Don’t get frustrated… just focus on getting back healthy and move forward.”

How are you thinking about moving forward for the rest of the season?

My standpoint is that I’ve built such a relationship with these guys. I’m very close to a lot of the guys on the team… and it’s hard not to be there with them.  My standpoint is I don’t know what the future holds… My goal is that when I’m healthy and get back on the field, and play, and play well, and then we’ll see what happens.

How would you sum up Raider Nation to Carson Palmer?

First, I appreciate everything that Raider Nation has done since I’ve been injured… as a player, you really take that to heart.  My family, they really appreciate it. When you come here, to the Raiders, this is a real fan base…  I’m so happy for them to see a football team… to give them something to cheer about.