Despite being the last NFL team without a head coach, New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan believes the position is highly attractive. Jordan, speaking from Super Bowl LIX Radio Row, emphasized the team's existing talent and potential for success under the right leadership.

Jordan highlighted offensive players like Rashid Shaheed, Chris Olave, and Alvin Kamara as key components of a potentially explosive offense. He also pointed to a strong defensive core, including Demario Davis, Carl Granderson, Khalen Saunders, Bryan Bresee, Tyrann Mathieu, and Will Harris. Jordan asserted that with the right coaching staff, the Saints possess the necessary personnel to compete at a high level.

While other teams with coaching vacancies, such as the Chicago Bears, offered attractive situations with young quarterbacks and established rosters, Jordan argued that the Saints' 5-12 record in the past season doesn't accurately reflect their capabilities. He attributed the team's struggles to injuries, citing key players like Chris Olave and Eric McCoy who missed significant time. Jordan believes that with a healthy roster, the Saints are a force to be reckoned with.

While rumors suggest Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore is a potential candidate, the Saints' search continues. Jordan, meanwhile, embraced the Super Bowl festivities, navigating Radio Row on his Segway GT3 Pro and engaging with fans and media.