(New Orleans, Louisiana) - The New Orleans Saints hosted the Las Vegas Raiders this past weekend for their 2026-27 home opener, and the physicality wasn't just on the field; it was also in the upper deck of the Caesars Superdome.

Excitement for the season opener built throughout the week as the Raiders and their fans prepared to take over parts of the dome and the city, and once the game started Sunday afternoon, the players weren't the only ones ready to battle.

A viral video is circulating on social media, showing a few fans fighting in the upper deck of the dome.

I recently did a story on the poor and immature behavior of some fans at football games, and apparently these folks didn't get the memo. Adults fighting over a game is the most ridiculous thing at these types of events.

Not only is it very expensive to attend games these days, but once you are ejected from many of the stadiums now, you are no longer permitted entry to any future games. So I ask, why risk ejection or an arrest over a game you have no control over? Ii guess we'll have to let someone answer that below.

Let's take a look at the brawl that erupted in the Superdome on Sunday. You see a Saints fan in a white jersey approach a fan of the Raiders, and that's when the fists start to fly. Ultimately, both fans tumble down the steps, and then we lose sight of the two combatants.


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I don't know if there was a true "winner" in this senseless altercation, but note that the Saints do host their division rival next Monday Night in the Superdome, the Atlanta Falcons, and you better believe that there will be some trash-talking amongst the opposing fans, but let's hope we don't see a repeat of the video below.

The Raiders defeated the Saints to remain undefeated, 35-27.

Five Places to Find The Coldest Draft Beer in Lafayette and Surrounding Areas

Football season is almost here, and fans will soon be running to their favorite sports bars in Acadiana, so we asked: Where can fans find the coldest draft beer?

There are so many great local restaurants and sports bars that serve up not only delicious food but cold beer as well, so we asked listeners on social media: Who truly has the coldest draft beer in our area?

Football fans are passionate about several things, and one is finding a great place to watch a game, but that comes with a few requirements. I have friends who insist that we watch games at certain places because of their television setup, and yes, the selection of beers.

So, let's take a look at where some of you said the coldest beer in Acadiana is.

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