Cameron Jordan Weighs Saints, Other Teams in Free Agency

For NFL coverage, this is your March 17th update.

Cameron Jordan, the New Orleans Saints star defensive in, opened up about his free agency

on Terran Armstead's podcast, the 37-year-old flew home to Arizona for a quick talk with his

wife about his three main options.

He noted she'd known about them earlier, but wanted more details once he got back.

Jordan made it clear he wants to feel truly valued in his next deal, including a key

role, plenty of snaps and good money.

He aims for 12 or 13 sacks next season, and knows that means the right fit.

For cold weather spots like Cleveland, Buffalo, or Green Bay, he'd need a big financial

push to make it happen.

As the Saints legend, with 15 years in New Orleans, where all his kids were born, Jordan

holds a special place in the city.

Fans adore him as one of the all-time greats, right behind Drew Breeze.

But he's using they for the team now, signaling he's open to change.

He figures he has two or three years left, and won't chase the game out of love alone.

No hard feelings if things don't work out with the Saints, he's ready to play elsewhere,

or even retire.

Still, he'll visit New Orleans five or six times a year, no matter what.

For now, Jordan's weighing his value against team offers, staying positive about whatever

path comes next.

Saints fans will be watching closely as free agency heats up.

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