For Saints fans sake, this should not happen whatsoever.
It’s been a few days since the New Orleans Saints were robbed at Mercedes-Superdome and the anger has yet to subside in and around the city of New Orleans.
Along with creating a petition to get the game replayed that garnered more than half a million signatures, season ticket holders have also filed a lawsuit over the result of the game, a Saints fan dressed as a blind ref walking through a mall, and many politicians have spoken out about the results of the NFC title game.
This next one might just take the cake.
One local politician wants to take a Super Bowl protest to the next level, Councilman at-large for Jefferson Parish in Louisiana, Chris Roberts, took to social media and proposed the Saints have a parade to celebrate the team on Super Bowl Sunday to fully ignore the NFL and protest the injustice they endured.
“I am game if my colleagues are for having a Saints parade coordinated with Orleans and Jefferson,” Jefferson Parish council member Chris Roberts wrote on Twitter Sunday night. “We should have the parade smack during the Superbowl.”
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What exactly are you celebrating? A loss in the NFC Title game?
Not exactly the best idea, since LSU players trolled UCF over their claim of being an unofficial national champion.
