Jordan Tests Market, Bengals Boost Defense

0:00It's March 23rd. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Cameron Jordan, the veteran defensive end for the New Orleans Saints, says he loves the team in city, but might explore other options if a reunion. It doesn't work financially. He's open to spots like the Dallas Cowboys or Chicago Bears, where his experience could shore up their minds. Meanwhile, the Cincinnati Bengals are building a stronger defense by signing top free agents. They grab safety, Brian Cook, from the Kansas City Chiefs, defensive tackle Jonathan Allen from the Vikings, and Ed rusher, Boyet Mayfay, from the Gi. Seattle Seahawks to boost their young talent. These moves come as the Bengals lose pass rushers, Trey Hendrickson and Joseph O'Sy. Analysts ranked the Maffay deal among the top 10 signings looking ahead to 2026, praising his high pass rush win rate that hit the 86% how last season. Fans and experts worry about the Bengals cornerback situation, though.

1:01They're drawing parallels to their 2011 loss of Jonathan Joseph, urging the team not to let Dax Hill and DJ Turner slip away without extensions. With Jordan testing the market and Cincinnati stacking their roster, the offseason keeps heating up as teams fight for that edge.