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What's up, people?

It's your boy, Cam J.

Back with another episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan.

Now, as we gear it for another exciting season,

I wanted to reflect on some of the incredible guests I had the pleasure of sitting down with last season. But hey, don't worry though. I got you. New episodes coming your way real soon. Relax. I got you. But in the meantime, in between time, let's rewind and play back some of my favorite interviews from season one. This week, I bring you the most interesting man in the NFL. That's right, a man who really doesn't need introduction.

But I'm a given one anyways.

A man whose passport requires no photograph.

Sharks have a week dedicated to him, and he can speak French in Russian.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you my former teammate, Jimmy Graham, aka Hemmy Graham.

Hey, man, I've got here on Off the Edge with my own podcast, but I feel like it's not my own today

because I get to bring in one of my guys I looked up to when I got to the league, you know, probably literally and, you know,

figuratively speaking, standing at 6, 9 or whatever you want to call yourself.

But, you know, a teammate when I first got to the Saints and I watched him leave, go to Seattle,

become the highest paid tight end, and then he went, you know, other places. And came back to the Saints this past year where he was my teammate

to finish off, you know, maybe finish up. We'll get to it on such a phenomenal career.

13 years in the NFL, we could fight for 14, but it is what it is. You know, five-time pro bowler, two-time all-pro, a man who sued the NFL, you know, a man who knows no bounds. Jimmy Graham, my dog, my tight end, you know, my brother, I appreciate you hopping on the pod, you know? I know we've been talking about it for a long time, man, but it's cool to see, you know, like how, how far you have come since those, since those meager days of your rookie year, you know? Man, just think about 2011. If I would have had a podcast in 2011, I would have lost my job. Like, would have got kicked off the time? Oh, 100%. I mean, I think half of us would have been probably. You know what I mean?

I mean, honestly, it of us would have been probably.

Gone. You know, I mean, honestly, it's such a different era.

You know, this whole podcast era has done so much to expose,

not exposed, but to introduce, like, fans into so many players' interests,

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