On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam is joined by three-time Super Bowl champion, Julian Edelman. As Edelman approaches eligibility for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2026, he reflects on what it means to be considered among football's greatest legends. Julian reveals where he keeps his Super Bowl MVP trophy, and Cam challenges him to recall the eight other receivers who share that honor.

Julian also discusses being one of the earliest athletes to build a personal brand through media. He explains how adhering to the “Patriot Way” inspired him to start his own production company and tell his story on his own terms.

Julian shares his thoughts on Tom Brady’s leadership during their playing days, praising his ability to uplift teammates while balancing his fiery competitiveness. Together, Cam and Julian discuss the pride and unique honor of spending their entire careers with one team, offering their personal perspectives on loyalty in the NFL.

In a fun segment, Cam and Julian play a game of "Versus," where Julian must decide which is better: LA or Boston.

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In a special episode drop, we bring you the best of Cam’s takes from his appearance on Good Morning Football. Hear cam share his thoughts on why Myles Garrett is right to say he’s the best pass rusher in the NFL, why the Falcons are not the team to beat in the NFC South, the turmoil that is the New York Giants quarterback situation, and why Cam believes Aaron Rodgers will “figure it out” with the New York Jets.

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam is joined by All-Pro defensive back Patrick Peterson. The former LSU product shares why he calls his college years “the best time of my life.” Patrick later shares which one of his former teams he’d be open to playing for should they call in in need of his defensive services. Cam and Patrick also react to the Cleveland Browns 24-19 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in the snow on Thursday Night Football. Cam shares the story of how playing in a similar game in Cleveland led him to move his family to Spain for three months. Patrick explains why Russell Wilson is the “missing piece” for the Steelers, and how Mike Tomlin’s culture is different than any other team in the NFL. Later, the guys decide who are Super Bowl contenders or pretenders, and they each give their Super Bowl picks.

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In this episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan, Cam is fired up after the Saints finally snap their losing streak, defeating their arch-rivals, the Atlanta Falcons. After seven straight losses, Cam takes us inside the rejuvenated Saints locker room following the team's recent coaching shakeup. He shares his impressions of interim head coach Darren Rizzi, who led the team to victory in his first week, and how it feels to be back at defensive end under the guidance of new defensive line coach Brian Young. Cam even credits an unexpected blessing from Pope Francis on social media for a bit of divine intervention in the win!

Cam is joined by Cowboys Pro Bowl tight end Jake Ferguson to talk about Dallas's next steps after Dak Prescott’s season-ending injury. Jake discusses his confidence in backup quarterback Cooper Rush, reflects on his "welcome to the league" moment, and shares what the Cowboys need to focus on to make the final stretch of the season count. Jake also discusses his experience with USAA's Huddle Up for Home Fire Prevention and Safety, including a demonstration with Arlington's fire department on the dangers of deep frying a turkey.

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, New York Giants linebacker Kayvon Thibodeaux is back as Cam’s guest on the show. They catch up on all the happenings around the NFL at the – kinda – halfway point of the season. Cam checks in on Kayvon’s recovery from his wrist injury that put him on injured reserve, and Kayvon shares what he misses most about playing. Cam tackles the firing of his now former head coach Dennis Allen and shares his thoughts on Allen’s tenure with the team. They guys later discuss the big winners in the trade market, they play a game of “onside or offside,” they give out their mid-season awards, and discuss the importance of voting.

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On this episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan, Cam sits down with his former teammate, current Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone, fresh off a massive win where the Lions put up 52 points on the Titans.

Alex opens up about Detroit's incredible journey to reach the top of the NFC and the pivotal role head coach Dan Campbell has played in building a winning culture. He reveals an early conversation with Dan Campbell when he first joined the team, reflecting on the challenges and vision shared during the team’s rebuilding years. Alex also highlights the impact of defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, whose leadership has been instrumental in pushing players to reach their peak.

Cam wraps up with his thoughts on the Colts' decision to bench quarterback Anthony Richardson after visibly tapping out and removing himself from the Texans game for feeling “tired” and shares a personal message to Saints fans as his team works to rebound from their current 2-6 record.

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

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan, former Pro Bowl safety turned broadcast star Ryan Clark joins the show. Ryan and Cam start out getting to the roots of New Orleans geography. Ryan then shares a story of a run-in with a former teammate to illustrate the scrutiny former players are under when they become commentators. Ryan gives his journey at the beginning of this “new media” era with athletes at the center, and the manifested plan of his stardom. Ryan also reflects on his life-threatening injury, and why he believes the experience played a role in winning an Emmy. And the guys talk football! They breakdown their most impressive teams and players after Week 7, and what matchups they’re looking forward to in Week 8. All that, and much more, in a conversation you don’t want to miss.

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Don’t worry, Cam will be back Wednesday Oct. 23rd with a brand new episode! In the meantime, he wanted to bring back one of his favorites from the offseason. So, enjoy his conversation from the Sack Summit with Jacksonville Jaguars pass rusher Josh Hines-Allen. Josh reflects on his breakout 17.5 sack season, and break bread with Cam on how to take his game to the next level. Cam and Josh discuss the goals of the Sack Summit and the importance of sharing their knowledge with the young bucks coming up. Josh also shares how changing his entire routine, from reading books from Kobe Bryant’s mentor, to listening to jazz, to sitting in a dark room, were keys to his breakout season. He also talks about why he and Trevor Lawrence are on the same page about what it’ll take to bring a Super Bowl to Jacksonville. All this and more. So, tap in!

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