Cameron Jordan Leaves Saints for Playoff Contender

0:00This is Corey with NFL News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. Cameron Jordan and the New Orleans Saints look headed for a split after 15 seasons together. The veteran edge rusher will hit free agency next week for the first time in his NFL career. Sources say he is open to leaving New Orleans and playing a 16th season somewhere else. At 37 years old by the 2026 season, Jordan remains a force on the field. He posted 10.5 sacks last year in 2025 and started all 17 games for the third year running. As an A-time pro-buller, he is one of the top available pass rushers. Teams like the Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers, and New England Patriots are already showing interest. Chicago needs help opposite Montez sweat, and Jordan knows their defensive coordinator, Dennis Allen, from the Saints days. Green Bay's pass rush struggled last season, while New England eyes him as a replacement if they lose another edge guy. Green Bay Jordan makes sense for contenders because his age keeps his price tag low.

1:02He proved he can start and produce all season long, making him a smart, affordable pick-up for any defense. This move ends a long era in New Orleans, but Jordan's skills should land him with a playoff hopeful soon. Keep an eye on those Midwest and East Coast teams as free agency heats up. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Ex-steeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear, S-O-L-I-SOL-I-SOL-I-PILO.com.