Cameron Jordan Fantasy

New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan, who ranks second in Saints history with 94.5 career sacks in 10 seasons, said he feels rejuvenated this year and is "more hungry now than ever." The soon-to-be 32-year-old is the longest-tenured player on the team with Drew Brees and Thomas Morstead no longer around. He said he still has plenty left in the tank after producing just 7.5 sacks last year after a career-high 15.5 in 2019. With Jordan's help, the Saints rank in the top five in the league in both yards and points allowed since Week 3 of the 2017 season, and the rank No. 1 in run defense. The Saints defense is already one of the stronger units in the NFL, but if Jordan can return to his level of production in 2019, they'll be scary good.

Jun. 28th • 1:53 PM

New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan won't be suspended for a punch that got him ejected in the Week 15 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday, according to a source. It was a questionable ejection call, but the good news is that Jordan will be available for a Week 16 meeting with the Vikings on Christmas Day. Jordan currently ranks 21st in the league among defensive linemen in fantasy points through 15 weeks. The 31-year-old pass-rusher has 31 tackles, 6.5 sacks and a pass defensed in 13 games played and should be in play as a fringe defensive lineman starter for the Saints this week against Minnesota. He'll hope to slow down quarterback Kirk Cousins and running back Dalvin Cook as New Orleans tries to avoid losing three straight games.

Dec. 21st • 11:51 AM

The New Orleans Saints agreed on a three-year extension with four-time Pro Bowl defensive end Cameron Jordan on Tuesday that will tie the two sides together for the next five seasons through 2023, according to sources. The deal will be for $52.5 million and will include over $42 million in guarantees. Jordan, the 24th overall pick in 2011, had 49 tackles, 12 sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery in 2018. He's had double-digit sacks each of the last two seasons and in four of his eight NFL seasons to date. Jordan is a beast on New Orleans' defensive line and will continue to be coveted in IDP formats.

Jun. 11th • 1:01 PM