“I talk to my own teammates, try to build them up or if I see something. “I haven’t really had much discussion with him, honestly. With New Orleans winning eight of the past nine meetings - and five of six since Moton took over at right tackle - the Panthers haven’t had much to say to the Saints. “We’ve just gotta know where he is and do all the things we need to do to get him blocked.” He has the ability to wreck a game,” Darnold said. Panthers quarterback Sam Darnold never faced the Saints in three years with the Jets, but knows the scouting report on Jordan.
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Jordan is a six-time Pro Bowler who has nine sacks in 20 career games against Carolina. “I’m just making sure I’m on my game play in and play out because I can’t afford to take a play off, especially with as dynamic a rusher as Cam Jordan is.” “Every week is a weekly chess match when it comes to tackle blocking defensive end, hand-fighting and getting my feet in the right position,” Moton said. Still, it’s been a good showing for Moton, who signed a new, five-year, $85 million contract in July that makes him one of the highest-paid right tackles in the league. It’s also worth noting: Jordan played only about half the snaps in three of those games (all Week 17 matchups) as Saints coach Sean Payton looked to rest his starters before the playoffs. In their six meetings, Jordan has managed only one sack and two quarterback hits, though he’s had a pair of five-tackle games over that span. Other than the occasional reps at 3-technique, Jordan has generally lined up across from Moton as the Saints’ left defensive end.
Moton became the Panthers’ starting right tackle in 2018, the year after the Saints’ sweep of their NFC South rivals. He was listed as limited during practice Thursday. Moton, who has started 49 consecutive games, popped up on the injury report Thursday with a groin issue. “I’m still watching the tapes and doing everything I can to know him inside and out and be as prepared as I can come Sunday.” I still don’t just rest on that,” Moton said this week. “The hay’s never in the barn just because I’ve gone against him so many times and because I’ve gotten such a feel of blocking him over and over again. And the guy who’s helped keep Jordan relatively quiet wants to keep it that way, which is to say Taylor Moton isn’t interested in poking a sleeping bear. The 32-year-old Jordan is still around, although he hasn’t been heard from much the past three seasons against the Panthers.
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