\u201cThe Dallas Cowboys could be a fit for Jordan, too. After trading Micah Parsons last season, they haven\u2019t quite recovered. They were seemingly in on Maxx Crosby, but nothing ever came of it,\u201d Pressnell said.<\/p>\n
\u201cAs a result, they could pivot to the more affordable Jordan in an attempt to open their Super Bowl window a bit wider this season. It could make sense. The fact that Jordan isn\u2019t likely to land a big deal makes it even more realistic,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s hard to fathom Jordan playing in another uniform after he has spent the past 15 seasons with the Saints, but the franchise legend has made it clear\u00a0he isn\u2019t afraid to move on<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cOf course, I\u2019d love to be in New Orleans, but at the same time, if the cents doesn\u2019t make sense, then we have to find our own path,\u201d Jordan said of possibly leaving the Saints in 2026.<\/p>\n Jordan\u2019s career looked to be winding down in 2023 and 2024, but the 36-year old exploded for 10.5 sacks last season, which was his first double-digit sack campaign since 2021.<\/p>\n In the three years before his impressive 2025 showing, Jordan had tallied just 14.5 sacks, including four in 2024 and two in 2023. There\u2019s clearly still some juice left in the bottle, and the Cowboys should be looking to get one last cup.<\/p>\n Assuming he can recreate or even come close to recreating what he did last season, Jordan would amount to a sizeable upgrade considering nobody on Dallas\u2019 roster\u00a0had more than 8.5 sacks<\/a>\u00a0during the 2025 campaign.<\/p>\n