New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan has restructured his contract, lowering his cap number for 2025 significantly, from over $20 million to just under $10 million. Jordan expressed his commitment to remaining with the Saints, stating he had no desire to play for another team. As part of the rework, he will receive $6.05 million this year, along with potential performance bonuses up to $4 million. This friendly deal creates approximately $28.8 million in cap space for the Saints, allowing them to explore free agency and address key roster needs.

The team, however, hasn't shown signs of pursuing high-profile players despite having the capital. Their earlier attempts to acquire cornerback Charvarius Ward and wide receiver Cooper Kupp have fallen through, leading to speculation about the direction the franchise might take this offseason. With many notable players still available in the free agency pool, the Saints' strategy will be an interesting narrative to follow as they look to bolster their roster ahead of the new season.