The New Orleans Saints nabbed two stars in the first round of the 2011 draft, perennial Pro Bowl defensive end Cameron Jordan with the 24th pick and Heisman Trophy winning running back Mark Ingram with the 28th pick. Jordan quickly made an impact and has been the team's top defender for several seasons. Ingram was a star running back for the Saints for eight seasons before signing with the Baltimore Ravens last March as a free agent before the start of the 2019 season.
Held April 28, 2011 - April 30, 2011
- a. Cameron Jordan, DE (24) California
b. Mark Ingram, RB (28) Alabama (Choice from New England) - (#56) Traded to New England
- a. Martez Wilson, LB (72) Illinois (Choice from Washington)
b. Johnny Patrick, CB (88) Louisville - (#121) Traded to Jacksonville for 2010 fifth round pick (#158)
- (#155) Traded to Washington with T Jammal Brown for Redskins' third round pick (#72)
- (#189) Traded to New England in exchange for TE David Thomas
- a. Greg Romeus, DE (226) Pittsburgh
b. Nate Bussey, LB (243) Illinois
See the best moments from Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan throughout the 2018 season.