As the Saints defeat the Colts in Indianapolis, the crowd remains unwavering

The Saints’ 38-27 victory on the road in Indianapolis on Sunday, October 29, increased turnout at tailgates and watch parties throughout the city.

Supporters claim that this triumph served as a reminder of why they remain Saints fans.

“We’ve experienced it all,” Lucille Knox, a Saints supporter, remarked. “The arbiters. Poor decisions. Not a call. We’ve experienced it all. But we will always stand by our boys.

While some supporters gathered in their backyards to support the Black and Gold, others journeyed from nearby nations to join the festivities alongside the natives.

Nobody is actually cheering for the Saints back home in Canada. That’s where I stand alone,” Mark Gaetano remarked. Thus, hanging out with so many more Saints supporters down here is undoubtedly more enjoyable.

Every year, Glen Boyd of Gretna throws a unique tailgate party in memory of his late wife, the late Nancy Parker, a Fox 8 anchor.

We’re all Saints fans, to start. The Saints are beloved. Boyd remarked, “My wife was particularly passionate about the Saints. People have always been our first priority. My spouse and I adore people. What better occasion to unite people than a Saints game?

For fans of the 4-4 team, getting people together for Saints games hasn’t always been easy this season.

Another fan remarked, “We’ve been having heartaches, stomachaches, and headaches.”

But loyalty to the players comes through all the aches and pains.

“Alvin Kamara, Chris Olave, Michael Thomas—always,” the admirer exclaimed. And Jimmy Graham returned to us. All I want is for them to play him!

Every Sunday of the season, Boyd said he celebrates the love of his life in the city that made them, regardless of who makes it onto the field.

She’s with me, I know that. Her spirit is palpable. “Anyone can,” stated Boyd.

The Saints’ next game is scheduled for next Sunday at noon at home against the Chicago Bears.