Saints agree to 10-year extension to remain in New Orleans through 2035

The New Orleans Saints have agreed to a 10-year extension to remain in the city through 2035. This deal ensures the team's long-term presence in New Orleans and opens up the possibility of the city hosting more Super Bowls in the future. The agreement includes a commitment from the Saints to make significant investments in the Caesars Superdome, the team's home stadium, to ensure it remains a top-tier NFL venue. This investment is expected to modernize the stadium and enhance the game-day experience for fans. The extension also includes a revenue-sharing agreement between the Saints and the state of Louisiana, which will provide financial support for the team's operations and stadium maintenance. This partnership demonstrates the city's commitment to keeping the Saints in New Orleans for the long term. The news is seen as a positive development for the city, as the Saints are a beloved franchise and a significant contributor to the local economy. The potential for hosting more Super Bowls in the future is an added benefit that could bring further economic opportunities to the region.