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Saints Pro Bowler told an NFC foe that New Orleans can make the Super Bowl in 2024

Originally posted on A to Z Sports | By Adam Holt | Last updated Sep 5, 2024 3:07 PM ET

Podcasts have been growing aggressively over the past couple of years around the NFL. Players are putting their opinions on the airwaves for streaming purposes. When it comes to New Orleans Saints pass rusher Cameron Jordan, he has his own podcast and appears as a guest on many others.

That was the case for him alongside the St. Brown brothers recently. The two NFL wideouts have a podcast together and don't hold back on their opponents.

Jordan made a notable statement during his appearance on the St. Brown Podcast.

Cam Jordan thinks Saints have a chance to make Super Bowl

Amon-Ra St. Brown raised the question of belief in the Saints inside their own locker room. He doubts their legitimate faith in their own success this season.

“Do you genuinely believe in that locker room that you guys can win a Super Bowl?”

-- Amon-Ra St. Brown

Jordan responded with a fierce answer for the dynamic receiver.

“Bro, the blood that I bleed? Black and Gold? I’m so bought in that I promise you if we get a chance to the playoffs we can win a Super Bowl..."

-- Cameron Jordan

"If we get a chance in the playoffs, we can win a Super Bowl."

Cam Jordan believes the Saints have the pieces needed to make a run at the Lombardi Trophy ️ pic.twitter.com/kqjqypfJIx
— St. Brown Podcast (@StBrownPodcast) September 4, 2024

He clearly thinks that the Saints just need to get in to have a shot at hoisting the Lombardi. That is normally a widely-felt thought process in pro sports. Just give them a chance.

Keep in mind - Jordan is one of the most passionate players on the Saints roster. If he feels like his guys are getting overlooked, he will let it be known that he's backing them until he can't anymore.

New Orleans opens their 2024 slate on Sunday against the Carolina Panthers. They must start out strong with a tough first half of a schedule looming for the black and gold.

This article first appeared on A to Z Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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