Cam Jordan explains why the main coaching job of saints should be considered attractive

New Orleans – In NFL there is only another team looking for the main coach, and accidentally located in the host town for Sunday Super Bowl.

It is an exciting week to be in New Orleans, but the saints have yet to make the official rent of the main coach, making them the only team in the NFL without a leader.

Several other teams looking for the main coach locked up in their guy, including Chicago bears (Ben Johnson), New York Jets (Aaron Glenn), Jacksonville Jaguars (Liam Coen) and even Dallas Cowboys (Brian Schottenheimer).

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Many observers have suggested that Saints’ job may not be considered attractive to the main training candidates.

Don’t say that by Edge’s Cam Jordan.

Jordan, riding with Radio Row on his Segway GT3 Pro, ran the names of teammates to explain how powerful team could be with the right leader next season.

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“You watch saints and think about guys like Rashid Shaheed. You’re talking about it Chris Olava, Alvin Kamara. You look at the gambit weapons you have on the insult and you say, “Well, that could be a powerful insult,” Jordan explained.

“You look at the defensive side. You have Demario Davis, you have me, you have Carl Grandson, you have Khalen Saunders, Bryan Bresee. You have security security like Tyranna Mathieu. You have Will Harris. You have so many guys who have potential that has potential here.

“All you miss is the main coach, DC and OC, and you can fill the rest.”

There is a significant sound that suggests that Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore could accept the job after Super Bowl is over. Moore, an offensive coach and a former NFL striker, has repeatedly interviewed New Orleans.

The job of the saints, however, is the one who is not as sexy as, say, bears. The young striker with a strong offensive weapon and a strong defensive corpus was for Johnson when he crossed the lions.

However, Jordan believes that his list can compete with any team in the league, and the Saints 5-12 record of this season does not reflect their potential. After all, the playoffs of the playoffs were considered after the 2nd weeks when they demolished the cowboy to move to 2-0 after directing Carolina Panthers to open the season.

But when the bug of injuries hit Big Easy, the saints failed to keep a step and they started to slide.

“Chris [Olave] He goes down, Eric McCoy goes down, our Pro Bowl Center, our guards are coming down, “Jordan said.” When I think about everyone who had what we went this year, look around our 22 starters in offense and defense. It was like starting seven or eight? And four were on the defense line. It felt like our defensive line were the only people who were not injured.

“So you look at that potential yourself, and that tells you everything you need to know.”

Rolling in style with segway

Jordan was basically the Mayor of Radio Row this week. The favorite Saints fan was someone they all wanted to talk to.

But a small child in Jordan could not resist the movement around Radio Row from space to space on their Segway GT3 Pro.

Jordan was walking on his scooter, but let him lose himself when he did not do interviews with Sport and Race Mode, which the Saints star says is a ton of fun.

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“When we’re up to the highest speed – I was behind Radio Row – I saw that he hit 48 mph. Going 50 mph.

“We all know that Segway No. 1 electric brand of scooter in the world, but what I am more excited is that I am in Radio Row to have the opportunity to almost hit people while going quickly while impressing them with this beautiful Segway.”

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