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Cameron Jordan On The Verge Of Setting More Saints Franchise History
Cameron Jordan On The Verge Of Setting More Saints Franchise History
New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan will soon grab more franchise records. Bob Rose Mar 17, 2025 2:20 PM EDT Defensive end Cameron Jordan is one of the greatest players in New Orleans Saints franchise history. Drafted with the 24th choice in the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft out of Cal, Jordan has played all of his 14 NFL seasons in New Orleans. In that time, he's not only become one of the most iconic performers in franchise history but also a positive influence and fixture in the New Orleans community. There was recent confirmation that Jordan would be returning for his 15th season (really, there should have been no legitimate doubt). In doing so, Jordan has put himself on the verge of yet another franchise record. With just three games played in 2025, Cam Jordan will surpass quarterback Drew Brees for the most games played with the New Orleans Saints. Brees played in 228 games for New Orleans from 2006 to 2020. Jordan has played in 226 games since 2011. Read the rest here ... |
Re: Cameron Jordan On The Verge Of Setting More Saints Franchise History
Well, at least it’s “not about winning championships” anymore.
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Re: Cameron Jordan On The Verge Of Setting More Saints Franchise History
A rarity for a player to now play his entire career with one team, let alone as many years as he has.
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All time great Saint.
Longevity aside, his character is worthy of all the accolades. |
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