Cam Jordan

Cam Jordan is a three-time All-Pro defensive end and a 14-year veteran with the New Orleans Saints. Since being drafted in 2011, he has been a dominant force in the NFL, earning 8 Pro Bowl selections, a spot on the NFL 2010s All-Decade Team, and breaking the Saints’ franchise record for career sacks with 121.5 sacks to date. Known for his consistency and leadership, Jordan has missed only two games in his career, serving as both a cornerstone of the defense and a respected team captain.

Beyond the field, Jordan has left an indelible mark through his extensive community service. Through the Cam Jordan Foundation, he focuses on education and mentorship, completing over 250 school visits throughout his career. His work has been recognized nationally, making him a third time nominee for the prestigious Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. In 2025, Jordan was honored with the Bart Starr Award, recognizing his outstanding character and leadership both on and off the field.

Jordan has also emerged as a prominent media personality during his playing career. He launched his first podcast in 2020 and currently hosts Off the Edge with the NFL and iHeart. He has appeared in multiple television shows and served as an executive producer on an NFL docuseries, further expanding his influence off the field.

A proud family man, Jordan is a dedicated husband and father of four to —Tank, Glory, Nia, and Chanel—and the son of Steve Jordan, a six-time Pro Bowl tight end for the Minnesota Vikings.