THOUSANDS of Saints Fans Protest Before Start of Super Bowl 53 (VIDEO)

Before the start of the 2018 season, the New Orleans Saints fan base was one that might not have been on the top-10 list of annoying fan bases by others who aren’t in their division.

That all changed within two weeks as the fans have not stopped crying about the NFC Championship game where refs missed a blatant pass interference call that cost the team a trip to Super Bowl 53. It is clear that it was missed, and while people sympathized with them initially, it has not turned into something completely different.

Saints fans have been raging for 2-straight weeks and that includes on Super Bowl Sunday as thousands of them gathered to show unity and protest the Super Bowl as a sign to show the league they are pissed and won’t get their views for the game.

Video: Thousands of Saints fans second-line through downtown in a massive display of festive anger. pic.twitter.com/CK5Nedxnr7

— Michael DeMocker (@MichaelDeMocker) February 3, 2019

I guarantee there are more Saints fans outside Jackson Square than there are Rams fans outside the Super Bowl pic.twitter.com/exTtRDugdF

— Michael DeMocker (@MichaelDeMocker) February 3, 2019

Photos from Magazine Street Who Dat protest party: Referees bitten & dunked, Goodell dissed by toddler pic.twitter.com/TZrdnrykKZ

— Michael DeMocker (@MichaelDeMocker) February 3, 2019

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When The #Saints Go Marching In!#WhoDat #NewOrleans #BoycottBowl #GoSaints pic.twitter.com/98R3EyOXyB

— SaintsNOW (@SaintsNOW) February 3, 2019

The scene earlier from the Blackout and Gold second line …

Truly bonkers turnout. New Orleans proves once and for all it can celebrate a tragedy way better than pretty much anywhere else can celebrate anything. #SuperBowlBoycott pic.twitter.com/0udx3KLDLE

— Jeff Nowak (@Jeff_Nowak) February 3, 2019