After writing about how exceptional Kuechly is in adjusting the defense prior to the snap, Jordan also gave a lot of credit to Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis for teaching him to do that at the professional level.
In terms of being a dynamic, dual-threat quarterback, Cam Newton is one of the best in the league."įinally, Jordan ranked middle linebacker Luke Kuechly at the second-best player in the NFC South, only bested by Jordan's quarterback in Drew Brees. "His combination of size and power for a quarterback is ridiculous. "I’ve seen him backpedal out of sacks, spin out of them or just shove guys off," wrote Jordan. Speaking of Newton, Jordan proceeded to marvel over Newton's physicality and abilities as a dual-threat. 6, Jordan ranks another Panther in quarterback Cam Newton. I always wanted to be like Julius Peppers."Īt No. The amount of greatness this man produces year in and year out is undeniable. "No Pro Bowl, no All-Pro consideration, nobody talking about him among the best in the game - because people just … expect it. "He got no love for what he did last season," continued Jordan.
" I’ve never seen a defensive end better than Peppers," wrote Jordan, who proceeded to express his bewilderment as to how Peppers was not recognized as a Pro Bowler or All-Pro despite having 11 sacks in 2017. 7, Jordan took the opportunity to gush over Panthers DE Julius Peppers, who Jordan said is the greatest player ever at his position and the only defensive end in the NFC South better than he is. And the Panthers were very well represented.Īt No. Writing for The Player's Tribune, Jordan gave his take on who he felt the seven best players in the division were. An adversary of the Carolina Panthers since 2011, Jordan did not exactly get on anyone's good side thanks to his trash talk throughout the Saints' 2017 sweep of the Panthers.īut even though he is a division rival and plays the role of heel, Jordan does have a professional respect for players on the Panthers, as well as the other opponents he regularly faces in the NFC South. New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan is not exactly persona grata in the Carolinas.
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