Still, Saints’ All-Pro defensive end Cameron Jordan believes his team is closer than ever to win it all. In a recent chat with SiriusXM NFL Radio, Jordan urged the organization to start capitalizing on all those playoff chances.

“I’m heading into year 10. I love it. I’m super excited about it,”said Jordan. “You know, there’s nothing in me that is telling me that our team isn’t close to a championship or being a championship-caliber team if you look at the last three years. You know, playoffs, playoffs, playoffs. Playoffs, NFC Championship, playoffs. This is something that we have to capitalize on.”

Jordan added that all the new additions, like QB Jameis Winston and Malcolm Jenkins, make Saints even stronger compared to recent years.

“There’s so many positives on paper. I just want to get back to the field and really see what we have,” he explained.

New Orleans Saints finished at the top of NFC in each of the past three seasons and were considered a Super Bowl contender each time. However, they couldn’t get over the hump despite playing close games.

In 2017, they lost to Minnesota Vikings in Divisional Playoffs in the last seconds of the game. In 2018 and 2019, they were handed overtime defeats by LA Rams and Vikings respectively.

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According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Jordan’s extension is worth $52.5 million with $42 million guaranteed. He will have the opportunity to earn extra $3 million in incentives on top of that.

Jordan is set to earn $9.1 million in 2019 and $9.9 million in 2020 according to his old contract which he signed in 2015.

“My goal is to win a Super Bowl here. Then my goal will be to win another Super Bowl. I’ve always said that New Orleans has become my home,” – Jordan told reporters on Tuesday. “My kids are in New Orleans. I’ll be in New Orleans ’til they decide they don’t want me no more. … My dad [Steve Jordan] played for the Vikings for 13 years. I always said I want to be with the same team for the rest of my career.”

He also shared a statement on social media.

Cameron Jordan was drafted 24^th overall in 2011 and has since played every regular season game for the Saints. During his time in the league, Jordan made four Pro Bowl appearances while also First-team All-Pro honors in 2017.

Jordan’s career stats include 410 total tackles, 71.5 sacks, 10 forced fumbles, two interceptions and one defensive touchdown.

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Still, Saints’ All-Pro defensive end Cameron Jordan believes his team is closer than ever to win it all. In a recent chat with SiriusXM NFL Radio, Jordan urged the organization to start capitalizing on all those playoff chances.

“I’m heading into year 10. I love it. I’m super excited about it,”said Jordan. “You know, there’s nothing in me that is telling me that our team isn’t close to a championship or being a championship-caliber team if you look at the last three years. You know, playoffs, playoffs, playoffs. Playoffs, NFC Championship, playoffs. This is something that we have to capitalize on.”

Jordan added that all the new additions, like QB Jameis Winston and Malcolm Jenkins, make Saints even stronger compared to recent years.

“There’s so many positives on paper. I just want to get back to the field and really see what we have,” he explained.

New Orleans Saints finished at the top of NFC in each of the past three seasons and were considered a Super Bowl contender each time. However, they couldn’t get over the hump despite playing close games.

In 2017, they lost to Minnesota Vikings in Divisional Playoffs in the last seconds of the game. In 2018 and 2019, they were handed overtime defeats by LA Rams and Vikings respectively.

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According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Jordan’s extension is worth $52.5 million with $42 million guaranteed. He will have the opportunity to earn extra $3 million in incentives on top of that.

Jordan is set to earn $9.1 million in 2019 and $9.9 million in 2020 according to his old contract which he signed in 2015.

“My goal is to win a Super Bowl here. Then my goal will be to win another Super Bowl. I’ve always said that New Orleans has become my home,” – Jordan told reporters on Tuesday. “My kids are in New Orleans. I’ll be in New Orleans ’til they decide they don’t want me no more. … My dad [Steve Jordan] played for the Vikings for 13 years. I always said I want to be with the same team for the rest of my career.”

He also shared a statement on social media.

Cameron Jordan was drafted 24^th overall in 2011 and has since played every regular season game for the Saints. During his time in the league, Jordan made four Pro Bowl appearances while also First-team All-Pro honors in 2017.

Jordan’s career stats include 410 total tackles, 71.5 sacks, 10 forced fumbles, two interceptions and one defensive touchdown.

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