The legend of the saints attracted Brees among many praising increased safety measures in Super Bowlu Lix
New Orleans – The city of New Orleans Began in 2025. In a tragic way, while the terrorist attack on his famous Bourbon Street killed 14 people and injured 57 others.
While the city and the country were mourning together, it was only natural that many watched this week, Super Bowl Lix Week, in great easy.
How many thousands would be safe in this city just one month after a horrific attack?
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Military members and police guard the barricade on Bourbon Street before Super Bowl Lix. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
Several former and current NFL stars discussed with Fox News Digital about how much they feel currently in New Orleans, and Drew BreesSuper Bowl’s Saints striker explained what was clear from the beginning of this week.
“You notice the presence for the implementation of the law wherever you go,” Brees said. “Every street I drove, you feel the presence. I hope everyone feels safe. This is thoughtful to be a celebration. Great time.
“I think New Orleans, NFL and everyone involved in a phenomenal job. The Louisiana State, Governor [Jeff] Landry, everyone did a phenomenal job to make sure everyone feels safe, relaxed and have a good time. “
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Breees’ teammate Saints Mark Ingram II repeated his sense of security in a city that he always likes to come back, especially when it comes to football.
Ingram spoke about people’s resistance in this great city and firmly believes that no other place in the country can currently be safer at the moment.
“There is no better place for safety at the moment than New Orleans,” he said. “Here is an army with ARS, like any block. The police, a secret. I know what happened was tragic, and our thoughts and prayers were with everyone affected. Everyone was affected. But the city reacted, and He answered that, and NFL reacted.
“New Orleans is a resistant city. People are resistant and strong, so kind and it is always a blessing to return to New Orleans, to a city that is so important to me. It was a huge part of my life.”
New Orleans police vehicles at Canal St. Block the entrance to Bourbon St. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
Star Green Bay Packers Josh Jacobs added: “With everything that has been going on in this city, and in this world lately I think the extreme importance is that they can feel safe and protected. People out of day day give themselves and put their body They live on the order, they have the most gratitude and respect from me.
“When I came in last night, there are several blocks on the road, the front of the hotel was blocked. It was the safest thing I ever felt,” said the free agent of the free agent Braxton Berrios. “The National Guard, the Army, the police in all the bases they covered. A huge job, and we really appreciate it.”
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Secretary Christ Noem said on Monday Homeland Security Department There are no “credible threats” on the Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans.
New Orleans expects more than 125,000 visitors to converge within the city borders, where parties, concerts and other events leading to the game will happen throughout the week.
“Let’s go above what we have seen in the past when we were hosting earlier,” said the Mayor of New Orleans Latoya Cantrell during a press conference. “We know we are safer than we have ever been before.”
Police officers of the Louisian State Police Motorcycle on Canal Street before Super Bowl Lix. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
Safety will be in the first place, with state, federal and local officials to enforce laws with boots on Earth during Super Bowla, Lanier said, although the details of the protocol were not published.
The agencies that include the FBI and the secret service will be around the stadium and the Center of New Orleans, Delauna states. They will include sniper on the roof, an armored swat vehicle Bearcat and more.
There will also be federal air marshals, which are armed, stationed around the city public transport, scanning for dubious people and activity, while being kept against drones. There is a ban on drones around the Superdome and the Center of New Orleans throughout the week and flight restrictions up to 18,000 feet, according to the Federal Air Force Administration.
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All stops are drawn in the way of security in great easy, and that shows, no matter where you go.
President Donald Trump is expected to be in New Orleans at a match on Sunday.
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