All Things Covered with Patrick Peterson and Bryant McFadden
Cam Dantzler on learning from Patrick Peterson, battling Justin Jefferson, why Vikings missed playoffs and staying ready for opportunities
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*Note: We had a 4th guest for a portion of this interview and that was Cam's son, but we promise toddler noises won't be heard for the entirety of the episode, just for a few minutes!
Vikings fans, we have a treat for you. And that's a hilarious 40-minute conversation with CB Cam Dantzler, "Grandpa" Patrick Peterson and Bryant McFadden. The guys cover it all including Cam's time at Mississippi State in college to battling Justin Jefferson after getting drafted to Minnesota to his personal improvement in the NFL. "Needle" (you'll learn how he got that nickname) explains what clicked in Year 1 and how Pat P has helped him immensely in Year 2. Cam, P2 and BMac continue to chop it up on rookie dinners, cold weather football and the funniest player on the Vikings. It's a must watch if you're a Minnesota fan!
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