Few NFL defensive ends have achieved more on the gridiron than New Orleans Saints’ veteran Cameron Jordan during his 13-year run with the team.
The Arizona native has racked up awards during his time in the Big Easy, making eight Pro Bowls and the NFL All-Pro list three times out of Berkeley.
The one thing that Jordan has yet to do, however, is win a Super Bowl title with the Saints. He joins an elite list of NFL players that could be bound for the Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, despite never hoisting the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
New Orleans has to make the postseason first if the Saints want a shot at the Super Bowl. The Saints playoff chances for the 2024-25 season will be updated all year on LouisianaBets.com.
Best 30+ Year Old Players Without A Super Bowl Win
LouisianaBets.com utilized ProFootballReference.com to look at the best players 30 years old+ currently active in the NFL that have never won a Super Bowl in their career to this point.
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Cameron Jordan a Hall of Famer?
Overall, Jordan’s 77.60 Hall of Fame rating is good for sixth among NFL players above the age of 30 who have never won a title, sandwiched between No. 5 Calais Campbell of the Atlanta Falcons (79.20 HOF rating) and Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle Tyron Smith (73.15 HOF rating).
Across the league, free agent wideout Julio Jones has the highest Hall of Fame rating, at 107.77, followed by Khalil Mack of the L.A. Chargers (89.85 HOF rating) and Cowboys offensive guard Zack Martin (88.68 HOF rating).
As for the 2023 NFL season, Jordan and the Saints are listed at +4000 to win the Super Bowl on BetMGM Sportsbook Louisiana, ranking in a tie with the Falcons, Broncos and Raiders for 15th leaguewide.
The Saints path towards their second Super Bowl begins at home on Sept. 10, when New Orleans hosts the Tennessee Titans at the Superdome at noon Central time.
You can follow the Saints Super Bowl odds with us all season long on LouisianaBets.com.
