
Saints Must Re-sign Jordan, Sign Allen
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The New Orleans Saints, facing tight salary cap constraints, aim to secure key free agents Cameron Jordan and Keenan Allen post-draft. Jordan, a defensive end and former Saint, is a must-re-sign for leadership and playoff potential. Allen, a veteran wide receiver, would bolster the offense with his route-running prowess, creating an elite receiver group and elevating quarterback Tyler Shoughs performance.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Saints Must Re-sign Jordan, Sign Allen. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 8th, the New Orleans Saints are working with tight salary cap space heading into the offseason. Once the draft wraps up, they'll get a clear picture of roster gaps and how much cash remains after signing rookies. At that point, two free agents stand out as must targets, defensive in Cameron Jordan and wide receiver Keenan Allen. Jordan just wrapped up time with the Saints himself, but hasn't inked a new deal yet. Seems like the value he wanted wasn't on the table. The team already say goodbye to linebacker Demario Davis, so bringing back this defensive cornerstone makes total sense. Losing those vets leaves a young defense needing leadership, especially with real playoff potential on the horizon. Jordan's chase down skills and experience could anchor everything and fire up the squad for a strong run. Shifting to offense, Allen's a 33 year old veteran from the chargers who posted 81 catches, 777 yards, and four touchdowns in 2025. As a six time pro-boulder, he brings proven route running smarts, adding him to Chris Olave,
Devon Veile, and maybe a draft pick creates an elite receiver group. That setup puts quarterback Tyler Show in prime position to shine and pushes the Saints toward contention. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates.
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