Saints' Cam Jordan shoots down popular narrative surrounding Kellen Moore's offense that has a lot of fans concerned

Originally posted on A to Z Sports | By Adam Holt | Last updated Jun 23, 2025 2:59 PM ET

The New Orleans Saints are one of the most intriguing teams entering the upcoming NFL season due to their offense. Kellen Moore is the leader of it now. His quarterback room lacks experience, but the upside could be exciting between Spencer Rattler and Tyler Shough.

The discussion around Shough and Rattler hasn't been necessarily positive or confident around the NFL world, but the locker room seems to believe in the group they have right now.

Cam Jordan has some confidence in Saints QBs

In a recent appearance on ESPN, Saints veteran edge rusher Cameron Jordan discussed the quarterback room for Kellen Moore's offense. While plenty of the public and national media don't expect much from them, Jordan believes the Saints are in a good place with the QBs in the room right now.

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Jordan pinpointed that the current options in the QB room are young - with a lot of potential. That's what stands out to him the most about Rattler and Shough right now.

"Nothing but youth... Talk about wide eyed kids... They're not playing like that."

"I like what we're seeing early." -- Cam Jordan on current Saints QB room

Jordan also noted that he's "high" on Spencer Rattler. He feels that Rattler is a competitor and has that sort of grit that teams want in a leader and starting QB. He gave the same notion to Shough as well.

Clearly, Jordan sees the quarterback room as a place where the Saints could get better production and leadership than people may currently expect. Only time will tell if he is correct or not.

As for the experienced defensive lineman, he is set to play a new role this season under defensive coordinator Brandon Staley. It won't be a learning experience only for the young pieces in New Orleans this year.