Cameron Jordan to Cowboys? Saints Scramble

0:00You're listening to NFL News today, subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The New Orleans Saints made several moves in free agency to bolster their roster, even with tight salary cap space. They added running back Travis ETN, linebacker Caden Ellis, and guard David Edwards, among a few others. But they also lost key players like linebacker, Demario Davis, and cornerback Alon Tytaler. Now, star defensive end Cameron Jordan could be next to hit the market if things don't line up for a return. Jordan just wrapped up a strong season at age 35, earning a 76 player grade from pro football focus and notching double digit sacks. He constantly pressured quarterbacks from the backfield, proving he still elite despite his age. Fans and analysts see him as a hot commodity in a thin past rushing market. Plenty of teams need that kind of disruption up front, and Jordan has real leverage with his track record. Lately, reports point to the Dallas Cowboys as a strong landing spot. They missed the top edge rushers, but have cash to spend, and their defense gave up the

1:04most points last year. Owner Jerry Jones wants to win now with stars like wire receivers, CD Lamb and George Pickens. Keep an eye on this over the next few weeks. The Cowboys could pair Jordan with their young talent to fix the line right away, while the Saints scrambled to hold on to their veteran leader. This story is made possible by a sponsor, headphones and a pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.com.