How much money did the New Orleans Saints pay Cameron Jordan last season? And how much are they on the hook for in 2025?

Cameron Jordan shared his views on former Saints defensive line coach Todd Grantham, and why change was needed to get more ...

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Veteran defensive end Cameron Jordan of the Saints discussed Grantham and his points of emphasis at a few points throughout the season/offseason, and this continued recently as Sports Illustrated ...

Cameron Jordan has been a Saint for the last 14 years, and has often expressed a desire to finish his career with the New Orleans Saints.His father, Steve Jordan, played his entire career with the ...

Jordan made one solo tackle during Sunday's regular-season finale, a 27-19 loss to the Buccaneers. Jordan suited up for all 17 regular-season games with the Saints, recording 34 tackles (18 solo ...

Many stand beside a snowman, with arms spread wide, revealing a bright red scarf. Cameron Jordan enters this station 15 minutes before 9 p.m. He wears a Jordan brand sweatsuit from the basketball ...

During Matt Ryan's 13 seasons as the starting quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons, nobody gave him more trouble than New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan. The two NFC South rivals faced off ...

Their fourth quarter meltdown Sunday ended a 2024 loaded with failures, especially for Cameron Jordan. His Saints blew a 16-6 halftime lead to fall 27-19 to the Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium.

Cameron Jordan is already has the most sacks in New Orleans Saints history, but he's approaching another historic achievement. With just two more sacks, Jordan will crack the top-20 all time sack ...

Also, it wouldn't be surprising to see the club move on from Cameron Jordan ($11 million), Ryan Ramczyk ($18 million), Taysom Hill ($10 million) and Demario Davis ($4 million), among others.