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Cam Jordan to reach 250 games with the Saints
Cam Jordan is set to play his 250th game for New Orleans when the Saints host the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
The milestone will make him only the third NFL defensive player to play 250 games with one team.
The other two are Darrell Green, who played 295 games for Washington, and Jim Marshall, who played 270 for the Vikings.
Jordan was selected in the first round of the 2011 draft and has spent his career with the Saints.
He is an eight-time Pro Bowler with 132 career sacks, ranking 22nd on the NFL's all-time sacks list.
His 250th appearance will bring him into rare company among players who stayed with one team for so long.
Cam Jordan is set to play his 250th game for the New Orleans Saints against the Cleveland Browns.
The Week 9 game will make Jordan only the third defensive player in NFL history to appear in at least 250 games for one team.
Darrell Green played 295 games for Washington, while Jim Marshall played 270 for the Vikings.
Jordan was a first-round pick in 2011 and is an eight-time Pro Bowler.
He has 132.0 career sacks and ranks 22nd on the all-time list.
- Who
- Cam Jordan, defensive end for the New Orleans Saints.
- What
- He will play his 250th game with the Saints.
- When
- Sunday, in the Week 9 game.
- Where
- New Orleans, when the Saints host the Cleveland Browns.
- Why
- The game marks Jordan’s 250th appearance for the same team.
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Darrell Green played 295 games for Washington.
Jim Marshall played 270 games for the Vikings.
The Saints selected Jordan in the first round.
Jordan is set to play his 250th game for the Saints against the Browns.
- Milestone
- 250th game for the Saints
- Opponent
- Cleveland Browns
- Career sacks
- 132.0
- Pro Bowl selections
- Eight
- NFL defensive players with 250 games for one team
- Jordan will be the third