Saints defensive end Cam Jordan was honored by the city of New Orleans for his consistent work with the youth in the community.

Early today, New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan received a very special honor from the New Orleans City Council as they officially declared May 8th as Cam Jordan Day. Drafted in 2011, Jordan was honored for his outstanding contributions to the community throughout his 14-year career in New Orleans.

On Thursday, May 8, the council recognized Jordan for his contributions on and off the field. Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson joined local and state leaders at City Hall to declare the day “Cam Jordan Day” and acknowledge the work he does in the New Orleans community, including youth mentorship and civic engagement.