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EP #8 - On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan pod, Cam is joined by fellow 2011 Draft pick and future Hall of Fame pass rusher Von Miller. In the spirit of Halloween, they discuss the good and the gross of Halloween candy. Von also sheds light on the legendary parties he used to throw to celebrate Halloween, and how this year he’s starting a new tradition that fits into his journey through sobriety. From a football perspective, Von shares how Josh Allen compares to two QBs he’s won Super Bowls with: Peyton Manning and Matthew Stafford. Von also talks about wanting to reach the 20-year benchmark, and how he plans to retire with the Bills. Cam also reflects on playing in his 200th regular season NFL game Sunday.  

1:05 - Cam on Saints win Sunday over the Colts 

4:00 - Cam on playing in his 200th regular season game of his career 

4:47 - Cam on the trade deadline, and threatening to retire if the Saints traded him 

7:05 - Cam on his family’s Halloween traditions

8:25 - Cam on the best and worst Halloween candy

12:06 - Cam is joined by Von Miller 

14:21 - Von on what he studies to develop his “get off” from the line of scrimmage 

16:58 - Von on being devastated when the Broncos traded him to the Rams 

24:34 - Von on how winning Super Bowl 56 helped him get over being traded 

26:40 - Von on which of his Super Bowl rings is more special 

27:25 - Von on why makes Sean McVay a great coach 

28:05 - Von on wanting to play 20 years in the NFL 

29:46 - Von on the similarities and differences between 3 QBs he’s played with Peyton Manning, Matthew Stafford, and Josh Allen 

32:17 - Von on similarities between Broncos and Rams teams he won Super Bowls with vs. his current Bills team 

33:43 - Von on how he became a chicken farmer, and which he loves more: chicken farming or golf

36:55 - Von on good and bad Halloween candy 

38:57 - Von on the legendary Halloween parties he threw when with the Broncos 

40:12 - Von on his journey through sobriety 

42:20 - Cam and Von on being the locker room DJ 

41:48 - Von on Phil Collins being part of his pre-game ritual 

45:53 - Cam on the music that gets him hyped for games 

47:42 - Von gives Cam his flowers 

48:47 - Cam gives Von his flowers 

50:12 - end of Von interview

50:17 - Cam closes show

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss what’s bigger news – the Bengals beating the 49ers for their 3rd win in a row or San Fran losing their 3rd in a row? What’s bigger news- the Broncos beating the Chiefs for the 1st time since 2015 or the Chiefs scoring only 9 points in the shocking loss. NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero  talks quarterback injuries from Week 8 and how they impact decisions teams make before the trade deadline. Jane Slater discusses whether the Cowboys are going to make any moves & the unexpected contributions they’re getting on defense. Marc Ross offers a front office perspective on how teams decide whether to make deals prior to the trade deadline. Jeff Chadiha breaks down some of the season-altering wins of Week 8, his ever-changing Super Bowl picks, and explains a Scout’s Read on why Tyreek Hill always seems to be so open.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss the sneaky-good games of Week 8 – Falcons-Titans & Jaguars-Steelers. Eagles Center Jason Kelce gives advice on how to have a successful podcast like him and his brother Travis, how the Eagles are so good at the Brotherly Shove ands his documentary on Amazon Prime. Texans OT Laremy Tunsil joins to discuss the job the Texans front office is doing building the team, what impresses him most about rookie QB CJ Stroud and Head Coach DeMeco Ryans' approach to negotiating his own contract. Brian Baldinger breaks down his favorite films on several defenders you may not heard of... Plus, Former NFL Head Coach & current NFL Network Analyst Leslie Frazier reveals a startling revelation about why scoring is down and explains why the Chiefs defense is so good this year.

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EP #7: On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam gets a visit from his former teammate and future Hall of Famer Drew Brees. They discuss the possibilities of teaming up for Flag Football in the 2028 Olympics, and Drew shares whether he still has gas left in his right arm to compete in the NFL. Speaking of arms, Drew breaks down why he says Brock Purdy and Tua Tagovailoa are the two NFL QBs who are most comparable to himself. He also examines the Saints topsy-turvy season so far. During that convo, he and Cam discuss the importance of veteran leadership, and Drew shares how he developed his leadership style. Before the interview with Brees, Cam shares his thoughts on the suspension of Broncos safety Kareem Jackson for unnecessary roughness violations, and he talks about being featured in the CBS “Content for Change” series that’ll air Sunday Nov. 5th on The NFL Today show. 

0:00 - Show open 

1:04 - Cam on Kevin Byard traded to the Eagles

2:16 - Cam on Camryn Bynum from Vikings making a big play on Monday Night Football

2:42 - Cam on Kareem Jackson suspension 

4:20 - Cam on Myles Garrett’s dominance 

5:14 - Cam on Saints loss to Jaguars 

6:40 - Cam on CBS “Content for Change” series 

8:46 - Cam on inviting student from St. Anthony of Gretna school after viral visit

13:40 - Drew and Cam on Drew's flag football league and flag football in the Olympics

19:55 - Drew on why Tua Tagovailoa and Brock Purdy compare most to him 

25:20 - Drew on the mental component role in developing as an athlete

27:20 - Drew and Cam on the transfer portal and NIL

33:50 - Drew on how he developed his leadership style as a player 

37:52 - Drew assesses the Saints season so far 

43:21 - interview wrap up

43:28 - Cam wraps the

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former defensive end Carl Nassib joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Just a year into his retirement from the NFL, Carl is now the CEO and Founder of the volunteer partnering app Rayze. He shares with Roman and Peanut how the idea for the app came after a trip to a youth detention center in Tampa, and how he brought it to fruition despite no previous experience in the tech space. Carl also goes back in time to talk about how he went from a “try hard” walk on at Penn St. to the school’s single-season sack leader, and eventual third-round pick in 2016. And although he’s found success in his second act, Carl explains why retiring from the league was harder than he thought. And Carl shares how he’s adjusting to his new corporate life in the Big Apple.

2:25 - Carl talks about being a slow driver
4:25 - Carl talks about living in New York City
5:49 - Carl shares what he enjoys about retirement
7:50 - Carl discusses what he misses about playing football
9:25 - Carl talks about being a late bloomer
10:50 - Carl shares his welcome to the NFL moment
13:15 - Carl talks about his college experience
16:10 - Carl shares his NFL highlight
17:10 - Carl talks about retirement and founding Rayze
32:07 - Carl talks about being an openly gay player in the NFL
38:34 - Carl talks about meeting Taylor Swift
41:50 - Carl shares the important of financial knowledge
48:27 - Who is the best athlete in Carl’s family?
50:55 - Carl’s best Tom Brady story
51:39 - Carl shares his personal “Mount Rushmore”
56:37 - Carl talks about getting an interception in the NFL
57:37 - Interview wrap up

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In what’s far and away the most fun story of the week, Peter goes on a deeper dive to get to know Bears rookie QB Tyson Bagent. Peter is joined by Bagent’s college coach, Shepherd University (WV) HC Ernie McCook. Coach McCook dazzles us with stories of Bagent’s absurd college exploits on the field, as well as some of the intangible magic he has off of it. He also tells us about the Bears QB’s incredible work ethic, and what it’s like training and preparing at a DII school as opposed to a Division 1 power. Coach McCook says that no Division I school offered Bagent a scholarship and how being in his life since he was a teenager helped him land the recruit of a lifetime. Finally, he tells us which NFL legend he compares Bagent to and sheds light on how Bagent got prepared for a 2023 NFL season in which he was no guarantee to make the roster. 

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer delve into what we learned about the Eagles on Sunday night as they signaled to the NFC’s elite that the road to the Super Bowl will be anything but a breeze. 

The duo then discuss how the Chiefs offense is starting to hit their stride and why they’ll be running away with the AFC West title.

Sherree Burruss then joins us to discuss how the Ravens have repaired their Red Zone issues and how their defense is one of the NFL’s best.

Former Stanford head coach and NFL Media analyst David Shaw then joins us to celebrate National Tight End Day and explains how QBs who are muti-year collegiate starters like the Bears' Tyson Bagent can transition to the NFL with more ease. 

Then Jeff Chadiah joins us to talk about the Eagles trade for All-Pro safety Kevin Byard, the most trustworthy teams in the NFL, and his MVP watch list.

Lastly, Steve and James share which coach's comments at the postgame podium stood out in week 7.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss Tyreek Hill's decision to go to Miami and if the Dolphins are the team to unseat the Chiefs in the AFC. Kurt Warner discusses the reasons why elite QBs such as Dak Prescott, Patrick Mahomes & Jalen Hurts are struggling at times with new play callers they’re already familiar with, & why offenses are having such a hard time in the red zone this season. Browns safety Rodney McLeod joins to talk the Browns upset of the 49ers last week, their top-ranked defense & facing his former team, the Colts Week 7. Brian Baldinger is here to talk about his ”Favorite Films” – the Browns linebacker corps & Mike McDaniel’s offensive system doing things the NFL has never seen.

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode, legendary return man Dante Hall a.k.a. “The X Factor,” a.k.a. “The Human Joystick,” a.k.a. “The Human Torch” joins Peanut and Roman. Dante electrified crowds as one of the NFL’s best returners, and he shares how that wasn’t the plan when he entered the NFL. He also takes us inside what it’s like to be in a zone as a returner, like he was in 2003 when he returned four kicks in consecutive weeks. Dante has stayed close with the Kansas City Chiefs organization where he made his made, serving as an official ambassador. And he’ll get the ultimate honor of being inducted into the team’s Ring of Honor. And it’s not all football with Dante…he’s also here for the smoke in the MJ vs. LeBron debate.

1:41 – Dante talks about the evolution of his different nicknames

2:49 - Dante explains how he went from a RB to a WR in the NFL

7:22 – Peanut shares how he ended up going to University of Louisiana at Lafayette

8:03 – Dante on being 1 of only 5 returners in NFL history with 10,000+ yards

8:46 – Dante on Travis Kelce being his favorite players currently in the NFL 

9:15 – Dante on why he has Michael Jordan #1 above LeBron James on his top 5 NBA list

10:00 – Dante on being in a zone in 2003 when he returned a kick in 4 straight games

12:35 – Dante and Peanut on what makes special teams special

16:27 – Dante on the favorite TD return in his career

18:03 – Dante on when he knew being a returner was his super power

21:35 – Dante on induction into the Chiefs Ring of Honor in 2023

24:19 – Dante on his love for his alma mater Texas A&M

30:55 – Dante on making it to the NFL

33:35 – Dante on when he knew it was time to retire

38:39 – Dante on his second act being a Chiefs ambassador

42:11 – Dante on his coaching aspirations

40:06 – Dante on who is on his personal Mount Rushmore

49:10 – Dante on how he found purpose after the NFL

50:50 – Dante on whether he preferred a punt or kickoff return for a TD

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EP #6: On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam welcomes a baller of a different sport  - newly crowned NBA champion DeAndre Jordan from the Denver Nuggets. In a wide-ranging conversation, Cam and DeAndre share how they met and quickly became good friends. DeAndre shares why he still holds his Olympic gold medal above the NBA title he just won with the Nuggets. DeAndre also shares his love for the Dallas Cowboys while trying to persuade Cam to join his favorite team before he retires. The guys share their opinions on how the NFL and NBA games differ when it comes to the physical demands of their respective teams sports, and why having a recovery routine is paramount. DeAndre shares a touching interaction between he and Kobe Bryant, and why Micah Parsons is his favorite NFL player. And, they talk legacy and give perspective on how they’ve achieved longstanding success.

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1:38 – Cam breaks down how the Saints lost to Texans in Week 6

4:02 – Cam on when he starts to pay attention to the standings

5:32 – Cam on facing Texans QB CJ Stroud

7:11 – Cam on how a CJ Stroud compares to running QBs like Jalen Hurts and Lamar Jackson

9:04 – Cam on why Lamar Jackson is the hardest QB to defend in the game

10:40 – Cam on how much longer he plans to continue his NFL career    

14:17 – DeAndre on his gold medal being more special than his NBA title

16:39 – DeAndre shares his Cowboys fandom

19:34 – Cam and DeAndre talk about the physical differences between the NFL and NBA

21:19 – DeAndre on his famous Brandon Knight dunk

23:05 – DeAndre on his reverence for Kobe Bryant

25:18 – DeAndre on playing in the NBA at 19 years old

26:37 – Cam and DeAndre on the importance of veteran leadership

31:00 – Cam and DeAndre talk their career longevity

33:41 – DeAndre on his favorite dunks during the “Lob City” era with the Clippers

36:58 – DeAndre on Nikola Jokic

40:39 – Cam and DeAndre on the importance of a recovery routine

47:47 – DeAndre on why Micah Parsons is his favorite NFL player

45:51 – DeAndre on his favorite NBA players of all time

47:25 – DeAndre on the possibility of playing 20 years in the NBA

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