The New Orleans Saints are working hard in training camp, but veteran Cam Jordan recently spooked fans by sending a tweet that left them wondering.
It’s football season for the NFL. All teams are weeks into training camp, and the Chicago Bears and Houston Texans just competed in the Hall of Fame Game. Soon, all other NFL clubs will begin their preseason games, bringing the league one step closer to the regular season.
Everything is scrutinized during this season. Fans are paying close attention to training camp news, social media activity, and anything else that could shed light on a team’s current state. That’s why New Orleans Saints fans reacted fast to Cam Jordan’s strange tweet.
On Thursday evening, at 8:28 p.m. New Orleans time, the veteran defensive end tweeted, “Life lesson- Don’t ever think it can’t happen to you.” Naturally, supporters were concerned as they attempted to figure out what it meant.
Many fans anticipated the worst about the squad, fearing Jordan would be released or traded by the Saints. Jordan put everyone at ease by explaining in his remarks that he was simply reflecting late at night. Regarding the team, the star defensive end stated that everything is OK and that he is focused on winning the Super Bowl.
Cam Jordan has his sights set on a Super Bowl in year 14 with Saints
Jordan has spent his entire career with New Orleans and is unlikely to leave. As he prepares for his 14th season in the NFL, the veteran defensive end has accomplished virtually everything there is to claim in a professional career. He has eight Pro Bowl appearances, three All-Pro teams, many playoff runs, and was even nominated for Defensive Player of the Year.
Jordan’s greatest desire is to win the Super Bowl. He recently described in detail how he and his father, former Minnesota Viking and six-time Pro Bowl tight end Steve Jordan, both had long and successful careers, yet neither has won a Super Bowl.
Jordan is completely focused on his career, knowing that he doesn’t have much time left. He’s been attempting to inculcate his feeling of urgency on his younger colleagues, knowing that he’ll need them to help the Saints win the championship. While no one believes the squad can do it, New Orleans will be determined to show it.