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'I'd probably hang them up': Jezza reveals how close he came to retirement
Keen fisherman Jeremy Cameron has been enjoying the taste of a dangerous catch as things start looking up for the Geelong star after a tough season
REUNITING with Toby Greene is the latest among several boosts for Jeremy Cameron after his injury-plagued season.
The Geelong key forward said he had no regrets about nursing an ongoing arm problem through the year, saying he might have contemplated retirement had he sat out the season.
Cameron's right forearm remains in a protective splint, six weeks after his post-season surgery.
He said on Tuesday night the arm would be reassessed at 12 weeks. Cameron is running every second day and in high spirits.
'Dangerous': new Cat Greene backs Cameron to fire again
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Toby Greene has backed Jeremy Cameron to rediscover the form that made him just about the AFL's best player when they are reunited at Geelong.
Greene's high-profile move from GWS to the Cats as an unrestricted free agent will put him in the same forward line as Cameron, who struggled this season with injury.
Cameron, who previously played with Greene at GWS, has had off-season surgery to fix an arm problem. He struggled for top form this year after breaking his arm in last year's grand final loss.
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“I’d be retired by now”: Geelong star makes two shock admissions
Geelong superstar Jeremy Cameron has revealed that he played the 2026 season with a broken arm after his injury from the 2025 Grand Final did not heal correctly.
Cameron looked injured throughout this year's campaign and consistently had heavy strapping on his busted wing, but still played 19 games and kicked 41 goals.
The 33-year-old will play his 300th game if fit in the season opener against Sydney at the SCG in Round 1 next year and will likely pass the 800-goal mark within a few rounds. Currently he sits on 777.
The star key forward spoke freely on SEN's The Run Home with Andy and Gazey on Tuesday about his injured arm and what he went through for his beloved Cats this season.
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