Burglars hit Saints defensive end Cam Jordan’s home while he was in the middle of a game

Burglars raided New Orleans Saints star Cam Jordan’s Louisiana home while he was in the middle of a game, police revealed this week — as they busted two of the suspects thought to have driven nearly 1,000 miles for the raid.

Several crooks “forced entry” into Jordan’s Metairie home on Sept. 14, during the Saints’ 26-21 loss to the San Francisco 49ers at the Caesar Superdome, Jefferson Parish Sheriff Joseph Lopinto told reporters Tuesday.

“Similarly to the NFL and other high-profile burglaries that we have had around the country, it looks like individuals are targeting players during the games, mainly away games, and targeting them during that particular scenario,” Lopinto said.

No one was home, with the player’s wife calling police once she returned home.

“Yah that Sunday sucked,” Cam wrote on X Tuesday of losing property as well as the game. “The most important things, my family, was and is safe.”

Investigators believe the Burglars used a rented vehicle to drive nearly 500 miles from Atlanta, Georgia, to Jordan’s home in suburban New Orleans — before driving another 500 miles back to the Atlanta area that night, Lopinto said.

Police in Conyers, Georgia, pulled over the suspected vehicle and recovered “a lot of the stolen property” within 24 hours of the burglary, the sheriff said, without elaborating on exactly what was taken or how much it was worth.

Donald Robinson, 28, and Jarod Brown, 19, were detained by Conyers police and subsequently arrested by Jefferson Parish detectives.

“We still have two other individuals that we have identified, that are wanted for the burglary that we have not been able to put into custody,” Lopinto said.

Jahaun Suber, 20, and Devell Ortiz, 19, were identified as the two suspects on the loose.

The Jefferson Parish sheriff revealed his office is working with the FBI to track down the fugitives.

Charges have not been filed against any suspect but will likely include simple burglary and possession of stolen property, according to WBAL.

Lopinto joked he “sicced” his detectives on the suspects like “Cam Jordan siccing on Matt Ryan.”

“We’re coming after you and we’re gonna get you, and I hope Cam appreciates that,” Lopinto said.

Jordan, a 15-year veteran, has garnered 15 tackles and 2.5 sacks this season, as the lowly Saints started their 2025 campaign 1-4, with their only winning coming against the Giants last Sunday.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow’s $7.5 million home was broken into while he played on the road against the Cowboys in a Monday Night Football win in December 2024.

A bedroom in Burrow’s Anderson Township residence was “ransacked” and one of the windows was shattered, according to WLWT in Cincinnati.