Cameron Jordan Hunts New Team, Bears in Sights

For the NFL, it's March 17th, here's what's happening.

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Cameron Jordan, the veteran defensive end from the New Orleans Saints, is hunting for

a new team ahead of the 2026 season.

At 36 years old and turning 37 soon, he's fresh off a strong 2025 campaign and wants

to chase more sacks to climb into.

The top 10 all-time list.

On a recent podcast with ex-teamate Terran Armstead, Jordan kept the door open for a

Saints return, but stressed that the money has to add up right.

He's eyeing teens with high-powered offenses that create more pass-rush chances, and the

Chicago Bears fit that bill after scoring the 9th most.

Points last year.

The Bears also have a clear need at defensive end, and their coordinator Dennis Allen coached

Jordan for years in New Orleans, making it a natural match.

Still, Jordan knows teams often chase younger talent over proven bets like him.

He prefers warm weather spots, but emits a big enough paycheck, could fix any cold snaps.

Coming off part-time duty lately, his productivity last season shows he can still help contenders.

No rush on a deal yet, with finances likely sealing the spot.

Jordan's got clear goals and options, so it'll be interesting to watch where he lands.

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