NEW ORLEANS – There’s only one team left in the NFL in search of a head coach, and it’s located in the Super Bowl’s host city.
It’s an exciting time to be in New Orleans, but the Saints have yet to finalize a head coaching appointment, leaving them as the sole team without a leader in the league.
Several other teams have already secured head coaching hires, such as the Chicago Bears (Ben Johnson), New York Jets (Aaron Glenn), Jacksonville Jaguars (Liam Coen), and Dallas Cowboys (Brian Schottenheimer).
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Cameron Jordan on the NFL Network set on Radio Row at the Super Bowl media center. (Imagn)
Many speculate that the Saints’ coaching position may not be appealing to top candidates. However, veteran edge rusher Cam Jordan disagrees.
Jordan expressed confidence in his team’s potential and roster strength, highlighting key players and their capabilities.
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Regarding potential coaching prospects, there’s buzz around Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore possibly joining the Saints post-Super Bowl.
New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan does the “Who Dat?” chant before a game. (Matthew Hinton/Imagn Images)
The Saints’ coaching position, while not as flashy as some, is believed by Jordan to offer immense potential and talent within the team.
Jordan elaborated on the challenges the team faced and their resilience throughout the season.
New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan before a game. ( Dale Zanine/Imagn Images)
ROLLING AROUND IN STYLE WITH SEGWAY
Jordan, a prominent figure on Radio Row, shared his enthusiasm for using a Segway GT3 Pro to navigate the area and interact with others.
He highlighted the scooter’s speed mode, emphasizing the fun he had while cruising around.
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Jordan thoroughly enjoyed his time at Radio Row and appreciated the chance to interact with others while using his Segway.
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