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New Orleans Saints fan Mason Ginsberg was in Atlanta having dinner at The Nook when he realized he had a golden opportunity to troll his waitress about the Falcons monumental Superbowl meltdown. He creatively worked his tip in to his meal to create one of the best Who Dat moments I've seen in a while.

Chick-Fil-A being offered in the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium is just further proof that the Atlanta Falcons can't stop messing with their fans.

Former LSU and current Atlanta Falcons cornerback Jalen Collins was suspended by the NFL on Sunday.

Dirty Coast, a New Orleans based company, is raising money for two billboards...one for Atlanta, and one for New Orleans.

If you missed the last minute of Peyton Manning's ESPY monologue then you missed the most important minute if you happen to be a Saints fan.

The Falcons will forever be trolled for their epic Super Bowl meltdown.

A former LSU track and field All-American has signed with an NFL team.

How will you 25?

Atlanta Falcons fans, in complete denial that their team blew a 25 point lead, are still crying about it saying the Super Bowl was rigged. They say Fox screwed up and spilled the beans about this conspiracy before the game was over. See y'all, this is what happens when everyone gets a trophy.

After his team blew a 25 point second half lead in the Super Bowl, one Atlanta Falcons fan has buried his cursed jersey, leaving a warning note with it.

It looked like Atlanta had the game locked up, until the Patriots pulled off the craziest comeback in Super Bowl history.

In one of the greatest Super Bowls ever played, the New England Patriots came back from a 25 point deficit to defeat the Atlanta Falcons in overtime in Super Bowl LI.

You can't protect their innocence forever.

For the third straight season, the Saints finished the year with a losing record.

The New Orleans Saints are back in action on Sunday afternoon, when they travel hit the road to take on the Atlanta Falcons in a showdown of NFC South foes.

The New Orleans Saints return to action on Sunday, and it’s time to take a look at five reasons why they will win, and five reasons why they will lose.

The New Orleans Saints return to action on Sunday afternoon, when they travel to Atlanta, Georgia to take on the Atlanta Falcons at the Georgia Dome in the 2016 regular season finale for both teams.

Kickoff time for the season finale for the New Orleans Saints has been moved back a few hours on New Year's Day.

The New Orleans Saints return to action on Sunday afternoon, when they travel to Atlanta, Georgia to take on the Atlanta Falcons at the Georgia Dome in the 2016 regular season finale for both teams.

It pains me to say that the Falcons might have, maybe, possibly, done something good.