Cam Jordan Poised for Final NFL Season with the Saints
Cam Jordan, a legendary figure for the New Orleans Saints, has decided that the upcoming NFL season will be his last. Heading into his 16th year, Jordan re-signed with the Saints after recording 10½ sacks in the 2025 season. While he hasn’t officially mentioned retirement, he has shared with Fox News Digital that he anticipates stepping away from professional football after this season.
Jordan expressed enthusiasm not only for the upcoming season but also for collaborative events like the Sack Summit in Las Vegas. Alongside sponsor Raising Cane’s, he engaged with fellow pass rushers in preparation for the season ahead.
Known for his candid nature, Jordan shared his contentment with his physical condition, especially as he skipped the offseason team activities. He praised first-year head coach Kellen Moore and defensive coordinator Brandon Staley for their strategic setups, embracing his versatile role on the defensive lineup.
Though critics questioned his adaptation to playing in a two-point stance, Jordan’s results spoke for themselves, reflected in his impressive numbers. His ambition remains high, driven by the goal to win a Super Bowl. As a child, he aspired to greatness and saw a Super Bowl victory as the pinnacle of success in the team sport.
Since being drafted 24th overall in 2011 by the Saints, Jordan has remained loyal to New Orleans, accumulating 132 sacks. With the goal of reaching double-digit sacks this season, he aims to end his career within the top 10 all-time in sacks.
While Jordan feels his worthiness for the Hall of Fame is undisputed, he dreams of adding ‘Super Bowl champion’ to his list of accomplishments. This ultimate team achievement remains his focus for the upcoming season.
As Jordan approaches his 37th birthday, he reflects on his career achievements, which include multiple Pro Bowl selections and All-Pro honors. Determined to chase his Super Bowl dream, he is prepared to give his final season everything he’s got before retiring.