Cameron Jordan Weighs NFL Options

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Cameron Jordan, the legendary defensive end for the New Orleans Saints, plans to keep playing

in the NFL.

The A-time pro-buller is a free agent right now, but he recently shared that he has three

teams in the mix for his next move.

On Monday, Jordan joined a podcast and set his options are narrowing down, though he

kept the team names under wraps.

Drafted 24th overall out of Cal in 2011, he has given the Saints 15 full seasons.

Jordan turns 37 this July, but he just wrapped a solid year with 10 and a half sacks, his

best total since 2021.

Over 243 games, he racked up 132 sacks, 763 tackles, and plenty of big plays like forced.

Fumbles and picks.

Saints fans hold a special place for him as their all-time sack leader, and bringing him

back could boost the defense while honoring his legacy.

Still, it's unclear if New Orleans is pursuing a reunion.

For now, Jordan wastes his choices as teams eye his experience in production.

We'll keep an eye on where this veteran lands next season.

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