NFL player Cam Jordan becomes owner of Little Caesars franchise

New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan was recently announced as the most recent partner in several Little Caesars franchises.

Business announced that NFL Pro Bowler is a partner of Little Caesars franchisees Andrew Feghali AND Michael KhalilJordan has starred in quite a few commercials for the fast food chain and has all the time boasted about being a daily at Little Caesars while growing up in his hometown. Chandler, Arizona.

“I am excited to announce my partnership with Little Caesars as a franchise investor,” Jordan said in a written statement. “This partnership aligns perfectly with my commitment to community, entrepreneurship and supporting growth opportunities. I am excited to join a company that has had such a long-lasting impact on my life.”

Jordan joins Feghali, who owns several franchises within the United States, including Dave’s Hot Chicken and Jersey Mike’s.

“Cam is our ideal partner; we both share a deep passion for the Little Caesars brand and a strong commitment to serving our communities. I am excited to welcome him on board as we continue to grow our presence with Little Caesars,” he said. Andrew Feghalifranchisee and CEO of AMF Restaurants.

Last yr Jordan signed two-year, $27.5 million contract extension to stick with the Saints. The defensive end was set to enter the ultimate yr of a three-year, $52.5 million contract extension he signed in 2019 when he agreed to stick with the team through the 2025 season.

The last owner of the Little Caesars franchise was in An eight-time Pro Bowl and three-time All-Pro, the nine-time captain is the Saints’ all-time sack leader with 117.5 sacks entering his 14th season within the league. He currently ranks twenty third on the NFL’s all-time sacks leader list.

Jordan can be involved in his Cam Jordan Foundation, which goals to affect the lives of children and improve communities through resources, youth development, and progressive experiences.