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New Orleans Saints free agent defensive end Cameron Jordan has apparently cricled three potential landing spots ahead of the 2026 NFL season. During an appearance on Terron Armstead's podcast on Monday, Jordan revealed that he told his wife he has " three options " in free agency. Jordan did not specifically mention any teams by name, but he prefers warm-weather cities, and he'd like to be in a defense where he can total 10-12 sacks, ideally competing for a Super Bowl.

The Denver Broncos did not have a regular-season kickoff below 60 degrees last season, and they reached the AFC Championship game. After losing John Franklin-Myers (6-4, 288 pounds) during free agency, Denver could use a player like Jordan (6-4, 287 pounds) to replace him in Vance Joseph's defense. JFM is coming off a 7.

5-sack campaign. Jordan totaled 10. 5 sacks in New Orleans last fall.

Jordan, who will turn 37 in July, was picked by the Saints in the first round of the 2011 NFL draft out of Cal. New Orleans was coached by Sean Payton at the time, and Jordan went on to earn three All-Pro selections and seven Pro Bowl nods while playing under Payton. It's unclear if the Broncos plan to (or have been) pursuing Jordan.