The New York Jets have been navigating some choppy waters in recent years, wrapping up another tough 3-14 season. This marks their 10th straight losing season, a streak that’s hard to ignore both within and outside the league.
Enter Cameron Jordan, the New Orleans Saints' defensive stalwart. An eight-time Pro Bowler and a member of the NFL 2010s All-Decade Team, Jordan is a respected voice in the NFL community. As he approaches free agency, speculation swirls about his future with the Saints, the team he’s called home since 2011.
When asked about the Saints’ playoff prospects, Jordan didn’t hold back, taking an unexpected jab at the Jets. “I hope so,” he said regarding a potential playoff run.
“Isn’t that the goal? Ain’t nobody going the whole offseason, thinking like, man, I hope we just win three games.
I'll leave that to the Jets.”
That’s a stinger for Jets fans, and it suggests that if Jordan hits free agency, the Jets might not be high on his list. As the offseason unfolds, all eyes will be on whether the Saints can secure their veteran leader or if he’ll explore new horizons.