Cam Jordan Weighs Saints Future, Ready to Move On

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Cam Jordan has been a cornerstone for the New Orleans Saints since they picked him 24th

overall in the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft.

After 15 seasons with the team, the defensive end is now a free agent following a strong

resurgence last year.

In 2025, Jordan notched 10.5 sacks, his first double digit total since 2021.

That performance came amid talks of his future and he's made it clear he's weighing all options.

On a recent podcast with former teammate, Terran Armstead, Jordan shared his deep love

for New Orleans but stressed the business side of football.

He said if the deal doesn't match his value, he's prepared to move on.

Jordan even stopped by the Saints' facility to clean out his locker just in case he doesn't return.

Losing him would mean more than stats.

He's been the defensive leader and team voice for years.

With 243 games played, Jordan holds the franchise record, topping even Drew Rees.

His potential departure could signal the end of a long era in Saints history.

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