The promising 1-1 start that saw the New Orleans Saints' offense rolling on all cylinders seems like a distant memory after today's brutal loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

The Falcons beat the Saints 45-24 on the 20th anniversary of the Superdome's reopening, and some fans called for changes in New Orleans.

The New Orleans Saints return to the Superdome a year after Hurricane Katrina featured a moment so big they made it a statue where fans still gather 20 years later.

Hundreds of Atlanta Falcons fans are in town for the big game against our New Orleans Saints. There might be thousands by tonight. Because they’re only a short flight or a few driving hours away, they think they can show up,

Two jersey-clad fans settled things their own way. Kirk Cousins outdueled Tyler Shough on Sunday, throwing three touchdown passes as the Raiders rallied past the Saints 35-27 at the Caesars Superdome. Las Vegas erased an 11-point second-half deficit.

The rivalry between the New Orleans Saints dates back to the 1960s and took on a new form when Steve Gleason blocked the punt after Katrina in 2006.

Whistle Monsta, Da Pope, Umbrella Man, Mack the Quack and Who Dat Clown are known for their elaborate costumes and unmistakable game-day personalities at New Orleans Saints games. But there’s one super fan who stands out for something else: her voice.

New Orleans (1-3) came into the primetime matchup with a lot of emotion. This divisional bout against Atlanta marked the 20th anniversary of the Superdome’s reopening after Hurricane Katrina, the natural disaster that forced the Saints to play on the road all season in 2005.