
Cameron Jordan's Legacy: Saints Trade Him to Bears
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The New Orleans Saints are reportedly parting ways with veteran defensive end Cameron Jordan, signing free agent linebacker Anfernee Jennings and trading for edge rusher Tyree Wilson. Jennings, who played five seasons with the Patriots, is expected to join his former coach Dennis Allen in Chicago. The Saints moves are seen as an effort to bolster their pass rush, as Jennings starting role was reduced last season. Jordan, a eight-time Pro Bowler, has 132 career sacks and is set to turn 37 in July.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cameron Jordan's Legacy: Saints Trade Him to Bears. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 26. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The New Orleans Saints look like they're closing the book on Cameron Jordan's time there, signing free agent linebacker, Amphrini Jennings, and trading. For Ed rusher, Tyree Wilson. Heavy rumors say the veteran defensive end is headed to the Chicago Bears to link up again with his old coach Dennis Allen, just a day before grabbing Jennings from the Patriots, where he played five seasons with 132 tackles and 7.5 sacks. The Saints in a fifth round picked to the Raiders for Wilson, plus a seventh rounder that turned into quarterback Ty Hall. Fans and analysts see these moves as the team stocking up on fresh past rush talent, especially since Jennings lost his starting spot last year under. New Patriots coach Mike Raeble, dropping from 16 starts in 2024 to just three. Jordan bounced back strong in 2025 with 10.5 sacks, his first double digit total since
2021, but talks to stay in New Orleans, hit a wall despite his eight pro bowl nods. At 36 and turning 37 on July 10, Jordan sits 17th all time in NFL sacks with 132, even passing Saints. Legend Ricky Jackson last season, so wherever he lands next, his legacy stays massive.
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