For a team that hasn\u2019t made a playoff appearance since 2010, the New York Jets sure tend to come up quite often in football conversations that do not involve them.<\/p>\n
Just not for nice reasons.<\/p>\n
New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan is the latest NFL player to randomly take a jab at the Jets. The 15-year veteran and eight-time Pro Bowler snuck in a diss aimed at New York while talking about his expectations for the Saints\u2019 2026 season.<\/p>\n
Asked whether New Orleans can make a deep playoff run, Jordan responded, \u201cI hope so. Isn\u2019t that the goal? Ain\u2019t nobody going the whole offseason, thinking like, man, I hope we just win three games. I\u2019ll leave that to the Jets.\u201d<\/p>\n
EDGE Cameron Jordan on if the Saints could be on track for a deep playoff run:<\/p>\n
“I hope so. Isn’t that the goal? Ain’t nobody going the whole offseason, thinking like, man, I hope we just win three games. I’ll leave that to the Jets.” pic.twitter.com\/641PjVjD8t<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Underdog NFL (@UnderdogNFL) February 23, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n After speculation that he would retire following the 2025 season, Jordan is on track to return for a 16th season in the Big Easy. The 36-year-old can still play, as he posted 10.5 sacks in 17 starts for the Saints this past season.<\/p>\n Two of those sacks came in a Week 16 victory over the Jets, when Jordan\u2019s Saints blew out New York to the tune of a 29-6 final score<\/a>.<\/p>\n The takeaway here for New York is the same as always when a prominent figure decides to joke about them in the media. If they want to stop being the butt of the joke, they have to\u2026 win football games.<\/p>\n