Cam Jordan credits annual 'Sack Summit' with sharpening his pass rush skills before final year with Saints

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Cam Jordan is returning to the New Orleans Saints for a 16th year, which he expects to be his last.

Before he heads to training camp for what’s likely to be a farewell tour, and what he hopes ends with his first career Super Bowl, Jordan participated in an event he loves to attend each year.

The annual Sack Summit in Las Vegas, which was started by All-Pro edge rusher Von Miller in 2017 before Jordan and Las Vegas Raiders star Maxx Crosby joined in to help organize, is a three-day, knowledge-gathering, chemistry-building extravaganza where the superstars, veterans, budding phenoms and more collectively grow the position through drills, talks and film study.

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From left, Maxx Crosby, Von Miller and Cam Jordan pose in front of Raising Cane's food truck at the annual Sack Summit in Las Vegas. (Raising Cane's)

It’s an event that Jordan told Fox News Digital he was at from the beginning when it was just Miller’s brainchild. Now, it’s something that’s evolved into a must-have on your calendar if you want to grow as a defensive lineman in the NFL — at least in Jordan’s eyes.

"I’ve been a part of those camps way back when," he told Fox News Digital, while also discussing how impactful Raising Cane’s has been throughout the last three years as the camp’s sponsor. "So, the fact that we can all team up, call our friends around the league, and come in and talk ball.