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On this episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, Saints All-Pro Cam Jordan joins Peanut and Roman for an entertaining and enlightening conversation. Cam starts off telling the guys why the 2011 Draft class he was in is the greatest in NFL history, and who he feels from that class will one day join him in the Hall of Fame. Cam shares how’s worked to shed the “second base” nickname he came into the league with as the son of former Pro Bowl tight end Steve Jordan. Cam already holds the Saints all-time sack record at 117.5, but he tells the guys his new career goal which would put him among the NFL’s all-time greats. Plus, with Super Bowl 59 coming to New Orleans, Cam talks about what it would mean to win the Lombardi Trophy in his home city. All that, and much more! Stay tuned!

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For the grand finale of our special seven-week series, Cam revisits his conversation with Giants' defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux, who shares his journey from being labeled a rookie bust to having a breakout 11.5 sack season. Kayvon opens up about being one of the early beneficiaries of the NIL in college and the challenges of handling financial gains at a young age. Then, Kayvon discusses how he stepped into his leadership role in only his second season in the league.

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam is joined by Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent. Cam doesn’t hold back with his thoughts on the recent rule change to ban the hip-drop tackle, as Troy provides the details on what led to the decision. Troy then shares why he told the 2024 Draft class that being picked is just the start of their NFL journey. Cam and Troy deep dive on the topic of NIL and its impact on the current NFL player. Troy later expounds on the NFL’s venture into flag football, and how it’s helping grow the game. And Troy shares how the potential for death keeps him up at night.

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Lions All-Pro receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown joins Cam hours after agreeing to a 4-year, $120 million contract extension with the Detroit Lions. He shares with Cam why becoming the NFL's highest paid receiver is an "honor," but also how it's winning not money that still motivates him. He also talks about why he feels the Lions are setup for sustained success under head coach Dan Campbell and general manager Brad Holmes. And, Amon-Ra shares his journey of growing up in Germany has shaped the person he's become, and how his family prepared him to handle the big stage. 

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Join us for a special seven-week series of "Off the Edge with Cam Jordan," where we're featuring standout interviews from Season 1. 

In this week's special installment, Cam sits down with none other than All-Pro safety and fellow Saints teammate, Tyrann Mathieu. Tyrann opens up about the unique experience of playing in his hometown of New Orleans, and the personal connection to why he wears No. 32. Cam salutes Tyrann's Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination for his contributions off the field. Then, Tyrann opens up about the importance of prioritizing mental health amidst the demands of professional football. 

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam is joined by Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham in the NFL Media podcast studio in Los Angeles. Cam kicks things off by congratulating Brandon on signing a one-year contract extension for the 2024 season. Brandon shares the time he nearly signed with the New York Giants in 2015 and the chip on his shoulder that fuels him to this day. Then Brandon reminisces on his iconic strip-sack against Tom Brady in Super Bowl LII and reflects on the special chemistry of the 2017 Eagles team.

To wrap up the episode, Cam fires off some quick-hitter questions. 

00:04 Start of interview 

00:31 Cam congratulates Brandon on signing a one-year contract extension

1:21 Brandon talks about how it feels going into year 15

2:14 Brandon explains why Jalen Hurts was the first person he requested to call after signing his one-year extension

3:38 Brandon talks about playing his entire career with the Philadelphia Eagles

7:48 Brandon talks about building a culture in the locker room with a core group 

12:22 Brandon reminisces on his strip-sack against Tom Brady in Super Bowl LII

14:34 Brandon shares what he would tell his rookie self 

17:24 Brandon shares why he almost signed with the New York Giants 

21:25 Brandon reflects on the special chemistry of the 2017 Eagles team

25:15 Brandon talks about the Broadcast Workshop and what he hopes to get out of it

26:18 Quick hitter questions 

29:27 End of interview

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam is joined by Carolina Panthers quarterback Andy Dalton in the NFL Media podcast studio in Los Angeles. Cam and Andy dive into the 2011 draft class, sharing their perspectives on why they believe it stands as the best draft class to date. Cam then poses a thought-provoking question to Andy: if there was a hypothetical draft do-over, where does he think he'd be selected? 

The conversation then delves into Andy’s role on the Panthers as the backup quarterback to Bryce Young. Andy points to a game where he witnessed a promising sign from Bryce Young. Then, Andy discusses how many years he thinks he has left in the tank and a second-act endeavor that piques his interest. 

00:00 Start of Interview

1:49 Andy shares his off-season travels 

3:10 Andy discusses his off-season preparations 

4:02 Andy’s thoughts on the 2011 draft class 

7:01 Andy's thoughts on where he’d be selected if there was a hypothetical draft do-over

8:03 Andy discusses how the NFL has evolved over the years 

10:11 Andy talks about his role on the Panthers 

12:17 Andy points to a game where he witnessed a promising sign from Bryce Young

13:59 Andy explains how he stays prepared by playing tennis in the off-season.

15:30 Andy talks about how much longer he wants to play 

16:18 Andy talks about a second-act endeavor that piques his interest

18:21 Andy’s thoughts on wins being a quarterback stat

21:10 End of interview

*NOTE: Time codes are approximate.

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This week, Cam is revisiting his conversation with none other than his former teammate and future Hall of Famer Drew Brees. 

In this interview, Cam and Drew discuss the possibilities of teaming up for Flag Football in the 2028 Olympics. Drew shares whether or not he still has the arm strength to compete in the NFL. He then breaks down why he believes Brock Purdy and Tua Tagovailoa are the two quarterbacks in the NFL most comparable to himself. Delving into the ups and downs of the New Orleans Saints' season, Drew provides his observations and analysis. Then, Drew and Cam explore the importance of veteran leadership, drawing from Drew's own experiences. 

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This week, Cam revisits his conversation with his teammate linebacker Demario Davis. Cam kicks off the conversation by celebrating Demario's achievement of making the All-Pro team for the fifth time in his career, offering well-deserved recognition for the linebacker’s outstanding performance on the field.

Demario shares his relentless dedication to training and maintaining a Super Bowl mindset even during the off-season. Drawing inspiration from LeBron James, Demario reveals how he channels his admiration for James’s career longevity into his career, fueling his determination to play for another four to five years.

Reflecting on his journey, Demario opens up about overcoming burnout and the brink of retirement at the age of 27, to ultimately becoming an All-Pro in his thirties. 

Demario discusses his broader aspirations and the legacy he aims to leave behind beyond the football field. 

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On today's episode of the NFL Report: Steve Wyche is joined by guest host Tom Pelissero from the annual league meetings in Orlando, FL to discuss Mike Tomlin's comments on Russell Wilson getting the starting QB job for the Steelers over Justin Fields. Then they are joined by NFL Network Insiders Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport to break down the league voting to approve a ban on hip-drop tackles. The guys also sit down with head coaches Dan Quinn (Commanders), Jarod Mayo (Patriots), Antonio Pierce (Raiders), and Nick Sirianni (Eagles) to discuss the teams' outlooks ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft. Vikings owner and president Mark Wilf stops by to talk about post-Kirk Cousins Minnesota, Justin Jefferson's looming contract extension, and proposed changes to the NFL's kickoff rules.

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