New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan is returning for the 2025 season, signing a one-year contract that multiple outlets describe as his final NFL deal. The announcement follows a period of uncertainty during the offseason, when there were reports or speculation that Jordan could retire or leave the team. According to coverage, Jordan agreed to the terms after discussions with the Saints, including the team making an offer and Jordan indicating he wanted to play the whole of his career in New Orleans. Several reports note that Jordan has spent all of his NFL seasons with the Saints and that he will be 37 years old when the 2026 campaign begins. Media accounts also frame the return as “one final season,” with Jordan reportedly signaling that this will be his last contract as an active player. The contract keeps Jordan in New Orleans for a 16th season and extends his long run with the franchise, where he has previously been an eight-time Pro Bowl selection. No sources presented a change of team beyond the Saints or an alternative contract length.