Saints' Jordan baffled by another exclusion from NFLN's Top 100
What does Cam Jordan have to do to get some respect?
The New Orleans Saints defensive end was left off NFL Network's Top 100 list for a second straight season, which was confirmed Tuesday as the network released the final ten players on its annual list for 2017.
Jordan, who was named the third-best edge defender of 2016 by Pro Football Focus, was not pleased with his exemption.
Guess i'm not in the top 10 of the #nfltop100 or the back 90... this upcoming season u won't keep denying me @nflnetwork "player" voted 😤😳🙄🤣
— cameron jordan (@camjordan94) June 21, 2017
Numbers dont lie https://t.co/kofruJCzmt
— cameron jordan (@camjordan94) June 21, 2017
Wake up a sleeping giant this yr! That is all https://t.co/dC7200VTuy
— cameron jordan (@camjordan94) June 21, 2017
Jordan's response was somewhat tempered as he actually visited NFL Network on Tuesday to talk about some of the opposing quarterbacks he's faced.
@Saints DE, @camjordan94 stops by @NFLTotalAccess today to talk about the NFC South QB's pic.twitter.com/tq5fvSw1WT
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) June 20, 2017
Learned a lot enjoyed being on the show thanks for having me @nfltotalaccess @nflnetwork 👍🏾 https://t.co/bWedduGwqB
— cameron jordan (@camjordan94) June 21, 2017
Jordan was also left off the list in 2015 after notching 10.5 sacks. He does have one appearance on NFL Network's player-voted rankings, placing 99th in 2014.
In comparison, Jordan was ranked as the 53rd-best player on theScore's Top 100 Players of 2016.