Meanwhile, in Baton Rouge, Gov. Bobby Jindal officially declared it “Who Dat Nation Week” in Louisiana. The proclamation praised Saints fans as “the most loyal, compassionate, dedicated, passionate, outrageous and downright loud-as-heck fan base in the league.” The claim was indisputable after NFC Championship Game weekend.

This year’s big game will take place in the Big Easy, and snacks around the country will celebrate New Orleans’ strong culinary culture.

The Kansas City Chiefs upset the Minnesota Vikings 23-7 in Super Bowl IV at Tulane stadium in Super Bowl IV, which was historic for myriad reasons in New Orleans.

Shaquille O’Neal and Drew Brees are among the many former athletes with Louisiana ties headed to New Orleans for the Super Bowl:

Through new initiatives in sustainability, supplier diversity, and community investment, the Crescent City is turning its 11th Super Bowl into a model for long-term progress.

How New Orleans plans to make Super Bowl LIX a catalyst for positive change with sustainability initiatives, community programs and economic development

Michael Hecht, CEO of Greater New Orleans, Inc., spoke about how his team has been planning for the Super Bowl in New Orleans and how they handled the historic winter storm that recently swept through.

Goldbelly partners with the NFL to offer a Super Bowl LIX Tailgate Kits. This taste of New Orleans can be the foundation for any food menu for a Big Game party.

With Commanders vs. Eagles set for the NFC Championship Game, and Bills vs. Chiefs in the AFC, here are Super Bowl 59 odds from the top sportsbooks.