On this special edition of Off the Edge, Cam Jordan is joined live from Sportico House by Texas Football Head Coach Steve Sarkisian.

Coach Sark shares his experience game-planning against Cam during his time as the Falcons’ offensive coordinator and recalls a key fourth-and-goal moment that didn’t go as planned.

They dive into the long-standing Saints-Falcons rivalry, with Cam explaining why he believes it’s the only true rivalry in the NFL. Cam also takes a trip down memory lane, sharing his favorite college play when his Cal Bears faced Sarkisian’s Washington Huskies, scoring a touchdown against Coach Sark’s Washington squad.

The conversation shifts to the future of Texas football, focusing on Arch Manning. Coach Sark discusses Arch's work ethic and leadership, emphasizing that his priority is becoming a great player and leading the Longhorns to a national championship, rather than focusing on NIL deals or money.

Coach Sark then shares what stood out most about his time working under Nick Saban at Alabama, emphasizing the discipline, routine, and leadership qualities that set Saban apart.

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On a special Off the Edge with Cam Jordan episode, Cam opens up about his announcement that he’ll return to the New Orleans Saints for a 15th season. He details the conversations that led to the agreement with the team on a new contact. Cam also shares whether – or not – this will be his last season, why he’s hyped over the team’s offseason signings, and what it will take to bring a Super Bowl to New Orleans. Cam also gives his thoughts on his new head coach Kellen Moore, and why he’s excited to play for his new defensive coordinator Brandon Staley. Lastly, Cam gives his list of the offseason moves that shocked him!

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan, Cam is joined by Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young and wide receiver Adam Thielen. The duo opens up about developing their chemistry on the field, with Bryce reflecting on how Adam’s open communication and willingness to help as a rookie made a big impact early on. The conversation shifts to their teammate Xavier Legette. They laugh about the challenge of understanding his thick South Carolina accent in the huddle and the time Adam tried his infamous raccoon meat. 

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On this episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan, Cam is joined by his former teammate and five-time Pro Bowler Jimmy Graham. They discuss the bittersweet feeling of the Super Bowl LIX being hosted in New Orleans and whether any team rivalry has ever came close to matching Saints vs. Falcons. Jimmy also dives into the Arctic Challenge he’s preparing for, the brutal training he’s endured, and what inspired him to take on such an extreme adventure.

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On this episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan, Cam is joined by someone who has gone viral time and time again for his unforgettable one-liners and iconic speeches—his friend and former teammate, Jameis Winston.

Jameis shares some of his favorite moments working for Fox Sports as a digital correspondent during Super Bowl weekend in New Orleans, including his experience learning to tap dance.

The conversation then shifts to Myles Garrett’s trade request from the Browns. Jameis discusses a recent conversation he had with Myles, shedding light on why Myles made the request and his thoughts on the Browns’ organization and the culture Myles Garrett felt deprived of.

Jameis also discusses his upcoming free agency, reflecting on the ideal fit for his next chapter in the NFL. He addresses being named the “NFL’s Most Unintentionally Funny Player” and clears up whether there was anything in his briefcase—and if he actually gave a speech with an empty briefcase as an analogy for “nothing getting between them.”

Tune in for all this and more on the latest episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan!

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On this episode of Off the Edge, Cam Jordan first sits down with the 2024 AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year, Patrick Surtain II. Patrick reflects on his award-winning season, sharing how he manifested the achievement and how it feels to accomplish such a big goal. The two also dive into the evolving NIL landscape, exploring both its positives and its potential to impact competition and loyalty in college football. Patrick also talks about the legendary coaches in the AFC West and what gives him confidence that his team can rise to the top of the division.

Then, Cam is joined by NFL Network analyst and six-time Pro Bowler Gerald McCoy. They discuss the Buccaneers' four straight NFC South titles and break down what truly defines an NFC South rival. Gerald also shares who his favorite quarterback to play with was, and the QB he loved sacking the most. The conversation shifts to Ben Roethlisberger’s legacy and whether he’ll get into the Hall of Fame, followed by a debate on what it really takes to earn that coveted spot. Finally, Gerald gives his Super Bowl prediction, explaining why experience will triumph in the big game.

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Cam Jordan is coming to you straight from New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX weekend, where he's been ripping and running with the mic, catching up with some of the biggest stars at NFL Honors. Teaming up with MJ Acosta Ruiz on the red carpet, they talks with legends like Deion Sanders, Shaboozey, Flavor Flav, and more!

Plus, Cam sits down with legendary competitive eater Joey Chestnut to talk about his latest record-breaking bagel feat, how he prepares for competitions, and the mindset it takes to be the best.

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Giants pass-rusher, and friend of the show, Kayvon Thibodeaux makes his return. Before they talk football, Kayvon sets the record straight about his Twitter beef with Cam’s former teammate Dez Bryant. The guys then transition to recap the NFC Championship Game and discuss why they say the Eagles pounded an overmatched Washington Commanders team. They then examine the Chiefs win over the Buffalo Bills, and why Patrick Mahomes is inevitable. Later, they preview Super Bowl LIX and discuss which offense and defense has the advantage in the matchup.

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Giants pass-rusher, and friend of the show, Kayvon Thibodeaux makes his return. Before they talk football, Kayvon sets the record straight about his Twitter beef with Cam’s former teammate Dez Bryant. The guys then transition to recap the NFC Championship Game and discuss why they say the Eagles pounded an overmatched Washington Commanders team. They then examine the Chiefs win over the Buffalo Bills, and why Patrick Mahomes is inevitable. Later, they preview Super Bowl LIX and discuss which offense and defense has the advantage in the matchup.

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Seattle Seahawks Pro Bowl cornerback Tariq “Riq” Woolen joins Cam on this latest episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan. Cam and “Riq” give a preview of both the AFC and NFC Championship games, and ask the question: are the Kansas City Chiefs the new Patriots? They also share why they both approve of the Chicago Bears hire of former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson as their new head coach, and why the New York Jets saw their stock rise by hiring former Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn. Tariq reveals the one time he ran a 4.19 40-yard dash, the feeling of missing the playoffs after a 10-win season, and why this upcoming season could be life changing for his bank account. All that, and more, in a conversation you don’t want to miss.

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