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Cam Jordan signed a one-year, incentive-heavy deal to return to the Saints for 2026, ending weeks of Chiefs courting and speculation; at 36, he logged 10.5 sacks last season and remains among the NFL’s all-time leaders, now focused on another season with New Orleans.
Defensive end Cam Jordan announced a one-year encore with the New Orleans Saints, explaining that changes around the team and a desire to finish his career in New Orleans—with veteran leadership and mentorship for the young defense—made this final-season move the right call.
Free-agent defensive end Cam Jordan is set to meet with the Saints on Tuesday after progress in contract talks, signaling a potential return to New Orleans where he has 132 sacks in 15 seasons; the Saints have added Tyree Wilson and Anfernee Jennings, and coach Kellen Moore says there’s no timeline for a deal as minicamp approaches.
Saints GM Mickey Loomis said there is a contract offer on the table for Cam Jordan as the team weighs a 16th season for the defensive end, but Jordan has not signed yet, suggesting he’s weighing his options; there is no offer out to Taysom Hill, whose late-2025 remarks hinted his Saints future may be uncertain.
Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams expressed frustration over a hit he received during a loss to the Detroit Lions, describing it as 'funky.' Veteran NFL player Cam Jordan responded bluntly, reminding Williams that such plays are part of football. Despite the setback, Williams had a strong performance with 256 passing yards, three touchdowns, and 39 rushing yards.
New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan has set his sights high for the 2021 season, saying he expects to take quarterback Derek Carr back to Las Vegas for a run at the Super Bowl. While some may not share his level of optimism, the NFC South does not have a clear frontrunner, giving the Saints reason to dream big.
Cam Jordan's agent has had conversations with the New Orleans Saints about a contract extension for at least two years, hoping to get something done before training camp starts this summer. Jordan, who has spent his entire 12-year career with the Saints, suggested that this would be the last contract he signs as an NFL player. An extension would help his chances of passing Rickey Jackson for the top spot in franchise history with 115.5 sacks.