Cam Jordan credits annual 'Sack Summit' with sharpening his pass rush skills before final year with Saints
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Cam Jordan says the yearly Sack Summit helps him improve his pass rush before his final season with the New Orleans Saints. He is returning for his 16th year, which he expects to be his last. The Sack Summit, started by Von Miller in 2017 and now co‑organized with Maxx Crosby, is a three‑day event in Las Vegas. Players share techniques, build chemistry, and work on their pass‑rush skills there.
Why it matters
It shows how veteran players use offseason gatherings to stay competitive and extend their careers. It also highlights the growing role of player‑led training camps in the NFL.
- What is the Sack Summit?
- It is a three‑day gathering of NFL pass rushers to share techniques and build teamwork.
- Why does Cam Jordan attend it?
- He says it sharpens his pass‑rush skills before his final season with the Saints.
- Who started the Sack Summit?
- Von Miller started it in 2017, and now Maxx Crosby helps organize it.
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