Cameron Jordan Open to New Team if Saints Don't Meet His Worth

Here's more NFL news from March 17th.

Cameron Jordan, the veteran defensive end for the New Orleans Saints, wants to come back

next offseason.

But he's clear that he's open to playing for another team if the contract doesn't match

what he sees as his true worth.

Jordan has been with the Saints since they drafted him 24th overall in 2011.

Over 15 years, he's earned 8 Pro Bowl nods and 3 all pro honors, including first team

in 2017.

The 36 year old still performs at an elite level.

Last season in 2025, he led the team with 10.5 sacks in state durable, missing just two

games in his career.

He knows the NFL as a business, even if he loves New Orleans and the organization.

Love doesn't guarantee a deal, he says, and he needs the right role to chase 10, 12,

or even 13 sacks next year.

Teams like the Miami Dolphins could be a fit if the Saints don't step up.

Jordan values position and pay that reflect his proven track record over untapped potential.

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I put my head in it.

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