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A statement from the New Orleans Saints details the phased introduction of allowing fans in the Superdome for upcoming home games. 3,000 Saints fans will be allowed access to this weekends game and up to 15,000 fans could be allowed by late December.

Reports by NFL insiders are saying that Saints officials are meeting with LSU officials about hosting upcoming games in Baton Rouge at Tiger Stadium. These talks come as Mayor Latoya Cantrell has continued to decline Saints requests to allow fans in the Superdome.

Mayor-President Josh Guillory of Lafayette has a solution for the New Orleans Saints not being able to have fans inside of the Superdome for home games. He has offered the Saints and the NFL the option to host Saints home games in Lafayette at Cajun Field if Mayor Cantrell will not allow fans in the Superdome.

So much work goes on inside the Superdome prior to a New Orleans Saints game.

If you've ever wondered how that logo gets there on Sundays your inquiring mind should be satisfied.

The New Orleans Saints announced on Wednesday that they will play their season opener in the Superdome without any fans present.

Work on the Superdome renovations continued through the state-wide shutdown, as the project was deemed "essential".

Current COVID-19 guidelines would only allow about 13,000 fans in the stands compared to over 74,000 in a non-pandemic year.

Given it's the City of New Orleans, it seems the partnership would be a match made in...well...you know what I'm getting at.

The Superdome is looking for a new naming rights partner and one of these local options could totally fit the bill.

Centerplate, the hospitality team for the Mercedes Benz Superdome, has added four special dishes to the concessions for the championship game this Sunday.

The Cajun Cannon was in rare form when the Saints hosted the Falcons on Thanksgiving.

If you were in New Orleans on Monday night you may have noticed that the Merceds Benz Superdome was lit up in the colors of the rainbow. The reason, to honor those who died in the Orlando nightclub early this week.

It comes as no surprise that cameras were rolling last night in the Superdome control room when the lights so famously went out.

Here's an updated list of events surrounding the UL Ragin' Cajuns football team and their return to the R+L Carriers Bowl game at the Superdome in New Orleans On December 22nd.

Like most football fans, I am beyond ready for the 2012 football season. We have reached that time of the year in sports, in my opinion, where there is nothing really exciting going on. Sure, the Olympics are days away, but nothing in my book replaces college and professional football season...

On Saturday December 17th history was made in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome for the University of Louisiana-Lafayette. The Ragin Cajuns won their first ever bowl game as they defeated the San Diego State Aztecs 32-3o in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.

In preparation of the New Orleans Bowl on Saturday Dec. 17th, the "Pride Of Acadiana" Marching Band, Cheerleaders, and Fans from UL have taken over the French Quarter in New Orleans. UL and it's fans have waited for this type celebration for decades, and it has finally arrived. The Cajuns will make their first bowl appearance in over 40 years when the take on San Diego State University t

A couple of weeks ago, while the Saints were pounding the Colts on NBC's Sunday Night Football, the network had a cut away to the St. Louis Cathedral in the French Quarter, and there appears to be a flash zoom across the sky while the cameras were rolling. Viewed in real-time, it's hard to see much more than something flashing across the screen. But a frame-by-frame scrutiny of the video reveals

The city of New Orleans and the New Orleans Saints debuted the new light show outside of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in downtown New Orleans. Hundreds of people filled Champions Square in New Orleans on Thursday night to watch the official unveiling of the Superdome's new lighting system.