New Orleans Saints Suites

Offense: When football fans describe the New Orleans Saints the first thought in their mind will inevitably be about their high-powered offense. In Sean Payton’s tenure as head coach the Saints have been the most consistently talented and effective offense in the NFL. Much of the responsibility for that production falls into the lap of future Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees. Brees has been Mr. Consistency since arriving in The Big Easy and he once again had an excellent year in 2015 finishing with over 4,500 yards and 30 touchdowns. Looking forward to the 2016 season, Brees has plenty of weapons to work with and should continue breaking passing records for at least another year. Oregon State product Brandin Cooks had his best year as a pro last season and will look to build on his career high’s of 84 receptions, 1,138 yards and 9 touchdowns in 2016. In the offseason the Saints signed former Indiana Colt tight end Colby Fleener, who they expect to have a breakout season in the Saints tight end oriented passing game. To balance their potent passing attack the Saints have a two-headed monster in the running game. Mark Ingram is a big powerful back, who provides the thunder, while speedy and elusive CJ Spiller provides the lightning. In 2016 the Saints should once again have one of the most dominant if not totally balanced offensive attacks in the league. 

Defense: On the other side of the ball the Saints have been a mess for a couple years now, but there is optimism after offseason editions of linebacker James Laurinaitis, and defensive tackles Sheldon Rankins and Nick Fairley. Laurinaitis has long been one of the most consistently effective middle linebackers in the league and after seven straight seasons with over 100 tackles the Saints expect him to bolster a run defense that struggled last season. To help Laurinaitis shore up a weak run defense the Saints signed former Auburn star Nick Fairley, who is a massive run stopper when he is at his best. The Saints also drafted defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins out of Louisville with the hope that he would be able to disrupt the passing game by getting into the backfield and pressuring opposing quarterbacks often. With incumbents Cameron Jordan (DE) and Kenny Vaccaro (S) continuing to produce, the Saints should feature a much-improved defense in 2016.

Schedule: In 2016, the Saints will be hosting the Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Rams and Detroit Lions.

Suites and Special Events: Experience New Orleans Saints’ football from a private luxury suite at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. A Saints luxury suite provides the perfect setting for entertaining friends and family, clients or employees. A Superdome suite will provide each guest with exclusive access to the private clubs and lounges inside. First class amenities in a Saints suite include HDTV, upscale furnishing, interior/exterior premium seating, wet bar, a dedicated suite attendant and in-suite catering options. Suites are also available for when the Mercedes-Benz Superdome holds the college football Sugar Bowl. The Mercedes-Benz Superdome will also be hosting a Guns N Roses concert and a Beyonce concert.