With a new Superdome lease in hand, the New Orleans Saints will get to bid on hosting the 2031 Super Bowl after all. It might be their last chance.

Pro sports in New Orleans received a major boost this week, including another potential Super Bowl. Summit meetings between Saints-Pelicans owner Gayle Benson, Gov. Jeff Landry, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and NBA commissioner Adam Silver greased the skids for a potential windfall for the city's sports scene. SEE MORE>>

New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson and Gov. Jeff Landry’s meeting with NFL officials in New York appear to have borne fruit, with an invite to put in a bid on hosting Super Bowl LXV.

The 2031 Super Bowl is back in play for New Orleans. The NFL has invited the city to bid on the big game despite missing the official deadline to submit proposals last fall. The decision came after a meeting Tuesday between New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson,

Tyler Shough said the Saints are “fighting for a Super Bowl next year” after the Falcons loss as his Offensive Rookie of the Year odds update vs. Tetairoa McMillan.

Duncan reported that the development came after a Tuesday meeting in New York between New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson, Gov. Jeff Landry and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell at league headquarters.

Pro sports in New Orleans received a major boost this week, including another potential Super Bowl. Summit meetings between Saints-Pelicans owner Gayle Benson, Gov. Jeff Landry, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and NBA commissioner Adam Silver greased the skids for a potential windfall for the city’s sports scene.

The New Orleans Saints offensive line was one of the team's notable strengths during their stellar 2018 Regular Season, which saw them finish with a (13-3) win-loss record and earn home-field advantage and the #1 overall Playoff seed in the NFC. But ...

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