Bodybags with Joseph Scott Morgan. My mother, when I guess I was probably two or three, I wasn't with her or my father, but my mother and father

attended the very first New Orleans Saints game.

And it was played in the old Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, which is Uptown, New Orleans.

It's actually the old Sugar Bowl.

That's where the Saints you used to play.

People forget about that.

Now that stadium is gone, ripped to the ground.

It was a grand stadium too, but you know you can go out to Lake Ponsch train and

to walk along the riprap that they have set up out there, the seawall they built, and you'll come across

chunks of concrete that have seat numbers and road numbers on them and they

demolish that old stadium and built a seawall out at Lake Panch train is kind of a cool thing.

You go out there.

But when I think about how many disappointed people

sat in those seats for all of those years,

and of course, the Saints eventually moved to the Superdome,

but they've been there I guess since 75.

My family's always had an attachment saint and you know it's carried on to this point

my son does too I mean my son and I actually go to games. We have

an opportunity either we'll drive to Atlanta or we'll go home to New Orleans and go see games and I've

always been an NFL Saints fan and really committed to it and I used to have when I was young man I had

buddies I would get together with him we would watch these games on Sunday

afternoon waiting for kickoff. Heck I even work cases that involve Saints games.

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