On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam is joined by Jaguars defensive lineman Arik Armstead for a candid and wide‑ranging conversation that dives deep into the trenches of the NFL. Fresh off the season, Arik and Cam discuss feeling physically strong, the evolving market for veteran defensive linemen, and the significance of a 10-sack season.

The two break down the Saints’ 6‑11 campaign, the Jaguars’ defensive resurgence this season, and the ripple effects of coaching changes across the league. Arik then emphasizes why he believes head coach is the single most important factor in winning in the NFL.

The guys close with their preview of Super Bowl 60, and why both quarterbacks could surprise the football world with their performance.

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Hall of Famer Champ Bailey joins the Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast for a candid conversation about longevity, leadership, and the evolution of football.

Champ reflects on his final NFL chapter with the Saints, the lessons he learned about preparation and career longevity, and what it takes to play in today’s NFL. He breaks down the current Broncos, why offensive consistency is the key to their Super Bowl potential, and shares his picks for the Divisional Round playoff matchups.

The episode also dives into Champ’s trade from Washington to Denver, his pride in being a complete corner, stories from matchups against legends like Larry Allen and with Peyton Manning, plus Champ dishes on his role as executive producer on the new feature film “Signing Tony Raymond.”

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Tyler Shough joins the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast to talk about perseverance, preparation, and finding his footing in the NFL.

From growing up in Arizona and balancing baseball and football, to navigating a late recruiting process Tyler reflects on the winding road that brought him to New Orleans. He opens up about learning behind Justin Herbert at Oregon, stepping into a starting role midseason with the Saints, leaning on advice from Drew Brees, and embracing an underdog mentality.

Cam and Tyler also break down locker room chemistry, offensive growth, Kellen Moore’s calm leadership, the Saints’ late-season push, and what it means to call New Orleans home — on and off the field.

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam is joined by 49ers linebacker Eric Kendricks for a wide‑ranging, hilarious, and surprisingly honest conversation that swings from NFL war stories to car collections to questionable tattoos.

Eric kicks things off by declaring—alongside Cam—that he’s definitely better than his brother Mychal, before revealing he once thought the Saints were going to draft him in the first round. The two revisit their playoff battles, including the infamous Minneapolis Miracle matchup that still stings in New Orleans, and Eric opens up about the vibe inside the 49ers locker room and why it’s exactly what he hoped for.

The college stories start flowing as Eric explains why UCLA won him over (and why Cal rubbed him the wrong way), while Cam relives his own 3‑star recruitment journey and the chaos of taking every visit possible. From there, they dive into the wild 49ers–Bears 42-38 thriller, the chess‑match play‑calling between Kyle Shanahan and Ben Johnson, and how today’s offenses—and quarterbacks—are changing the sport.

With the 49ers pushing for the No. 1 seed, Eric talks about staying locked in, choosing San Francisco in free agency, and keeping his routine sharp in year 11.

Things take a turn when Cam refuses to call the Super Bowl a “San Francisco Super Bowl,” Eric reveals the newest addition to his car collection (a Honda CRX), and the two bond over stick‑shift lessons, Little Caesars schemes, and dream cars like the Ferrari F40 and Porsche Carrera GT.

The episode closes with Cam talking about his NFL future. A funny, insightful, and wide‑open conversation between two vets who’ve seen everything and aren’t afraid to talk about it.

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam’s teammate and fellow pass rusher Chase Young joins the show. The episode opens with Chase reflecting on Christmas week with his family before diving into his football roots and how storied DeMatha High School prepared him for Sundays. Chase shares what the Heisman Trophy experience was really like, his time in Columbus surrounded by future NFL stars, and the surreal nature of going through a virtual NFL Draft. He also opens up about playing during the Covid season, developing alongside a young defensive line in Washington, and the emotions behind being traded to the 49ers mid-career. Cam adds perspective from his own journey, discussing trade rumors, free agency realities, and how players mentally navigate constant uncertainty. The two defensive stars compare workout routines, talk about longevity in the NFL, and break down why defensive line chemistry can make or break a unit. Insightful, honest, and full of elite pass-rusher perspective, this episode is a must-listen for fans who want to understand what it really takes to survive — and thrive — in the NFL trenches.

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This week on the Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam is joined by 4-time NBA Champion and Warriors star Draymond Green. Draymond shares his candid thoughts on whether the NBA has gotten soft, his favorite NFL players to watch, and Justin Herbert declining to do a post-game interview.

Later he details how much longer he plans to play in the NBA and explains why he can’t see himself suiting up anywhere other than Golden State.

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam welcomes Seahawks Pro Bowl defensive tackle Leonard Williams for a wide-ranging, funny, and surprisingly nerdy conversation that goes from playoffs to Pro Bowls to Pokémon.

Leonard breaks down why this Seahawks squad is the best team he’s ever been on. He and Cam also chop it up about Seattle’s push for the top playoff seed in the NFC, the importance of a first-round bye, and how different it feels playing meaningful December football after years on teams that didn’t win.

He opens up about how joining Seattle changed his career trajectory, what it’s like playing for head coach Mike McDonald, and the life of a hybrid defensive lineman.

From Philip Rivers NFL return to USC football to anime debates to becoming a father, this conversation is a blend of football IQ, storytelling, laughs, and real insight into one of the league’s most versatile trench players.

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This week on the Off the Edge with Cam Jordan Podcast, Cam is joined by the 2x NBA All-Star, entrepreneur, and budding rapper Baron Davis. Baron shares how he became an avid Raiders fan, developed his Bart Oatmeal rap persona, and led the “We Believe” Warriors to their round one upset of the 1st Seeded Mavericks.

Cam and Baron also discuss what it was like playing on the Clippers under Donald Sterling, before Baron takes the opportunity to hard sell Cam on joining the Raiders.

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