The New Orleans Saints named their team captains Tuesday ahead of the 2026 season. Returning as captains are edge rusher Cameron Jordan, center/guard Erik McCoy, safety Justin Reid and long snapper Zach Wood.
The New Orleans Saints began their second practice of the first game week of the season on Wednesday after taking a day off on Tuesday to rejuvenate. Of course, there were interesting developments throughout the day as several players did not practice, a key player returned and there were some changes made to the practice squad.
The New Orleans Saints released their unofficial depth chart a little over a week before opening the season against the Detroit Lions on September 13. Most of the lineup holds no surprises, remaining largely static outside of injury updates.
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Cameron Jordan suffered a hamstring injury last week. The Saints icon has plenty of time to recover in time for Week 1, but it is not clear at this point if he will manage to do so.
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New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan will "miss a little bit of time" with a hamstring injury, head coach Kellen Moore confirmed Tuesday. Jordan, who turned 37 last month, signed a one-year deal in June to play his 16th and what he called his "final season" with the Saints in 2026.
Per ESPN’s Katherine Terrell, Saints HC Kellen Moore said DE Cameron Jordan could possibly miss the start of the season with a hamstring injury. Moore said “he’s going to miss a little bit of time,” and they will continue to reevaluate every few days. “It could possibly get into the season, but you never know,” Moore said.
Saints guard Dillon Radunz has sustained a torn ACL, as Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football was among those to report. Radunz’s second season with the club has thus come to a premature end.
Every NFL season brings a few familiar names who may be preparing for one final run, even if they have not announced it yet.
Jordan has played only for the Saints since they selected him in the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft.
On Wednesday, Cameron Jordan brought his lengthy free agent spell to an end. The Saints icon is indeed set to finish his career in New Orleans. It remained uncertain through the spring whether or not team and player would agree to terms on a 2026 deal.
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Cameron Jordan decided to return to the New Orleans Saints via a one-year deal.
For a rarity in professional sports today, Jordan will spend his entire career with one team.
There’s been optimism all offseason that Cameron Jordan will return to New Orleans for a 16th season. The actual signing may now be on the horizon. According to Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.football, the veteran defender is flying to New Orleans tomorrow for a sit-down with Saints brass.
According to insider Jason La Canfora, NFL front offices believe Cameron Jordan's "best option could be back in New Orleans" for the 2026 season.
Longtime New Orleans Saints pass-rusher Cameron Jordan has remained a free agent since the start of the new league year in March.
Todd Monken's team got a suitable young replacement in Jared Verse, an Ohio native with sky-high potential. However, the Browns can't afford to roll into next season without a proven veteran headhunter.
It's been weeks since New Orleans Saints legend Cameron Jordan opened up about his desire to stay with the team. However, there's no new agreement in sight, and multiple teams could make a run at him during training camp.
For 15 years, Cameron Jordan has been a stalwart in the New Orleans Saints' defense, but his future is up in the air.
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The Saints' all-time leader in sacks acknowledged that the business side of the game might lead him away from the Big Easy, and there should be a strong interest in his services after the NFL Draft.
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For the first time in his career, Jordan may not play for the New Orleans Saints.
New Orleans has been Jordan's only NFL home since the opening night of the 2011 draft.
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During a recent chat with TMZ Sports, Jordan strongly suggested that he has no interest in signing with the New York Jets if the Jets come calling about his services next month.
Cameron Jordan continued to add to his incredible NFL legacy on Sunday.
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