Jordan is a cornerstone pass rusher who could feast on SF’s makeshift blockers. A multi-sack day would boost fantasy output and anchor the Saints in a lean, defensive-dominated victory narrative.

Cameron Jordan anchored the Saints’ pass rush in Week 1 with 1.5 sacks and a deflection, pushing him into a tie for 20th on the all-time NFL sacks list. His career-caliber pressure output keeps New Orleans’ front seven in the conversation as a top fantasy defensive unit.

Cameron Jordan anchors the Saints’ pass rush as SF faces a potentially more ailing Purdy or limited Kittle. His leadership and pressure could be pivotal in Week 2, influencing the Saints’ ability to disrupt SF’s rhythm and create turnover opportunities.

Jordan triggered a pass rush that mitigated Arizona’s running game and generated disruption on opening drives. His sack on Murray and continued pressure anchored a better Saints front, even as the defense allowed some big plays. His effort, alongside Granderson, signals a more aggressive edge presence as the year unfolds.

Jordan has faced Arizona five times, recording 5 sacks, 8 QB hits, and 9 tackles for loss. He is the premier Saints pass-rush option against a Cardinals line that has struggled to contain elite edge pressure in this rivalry, making him a top DFS/salary-cap asset Week 1.