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Saints Owner Gayle Benson Faces One of the Toughest Decisions of Her Life After the Superdome Brawl: “One Wrong Doesn’t Justify Another!”. New Orleans, Louisiana – October 21, 2025 After a video went viral on social media showing a violent altercation between a New Orleans Saints fan and a Chicago Bears fan at Caesars Superdome, Saints owner and CEO Gayle Benson issued a strong public response. In a statement released Tuesday morning, Benson announced that both individuals involved would be banned from attending home games for the remainder of the 2025 season, condemning any form of violence in sports. THIS IS THE DEFINITION OF F*CK AROUND AND FIND OUT.😳😳😳ONE OF THE CRAZIEST FIGHTS IN #NFL HISTORY.pic.twitter.com/noKPONsUw8 — MLFootball (@_MLFootball) October 18, 2025 The 20-second clip shows a Saints fan and a Bears fan shouting at each other before a physical fight breaks out in the south stands. The first punch sends one man tumbling into the seats, sparking chaos among the crowd and frightening nearby children. The incident occurred during the Saints’ 26–14 loss to the Bears and quickly amassed over 6 million views on X (Twitter). “I’m deeply disappointed to see something like this happen inside our home stadium,” Benson said in the statement. “Passion for the Saints should always be expressed through unity and respect. While it appears the Bears fan initiated the confrontation, responding with violence is never acceptable. One wrong cannot be justified by another.” Speaking with a mix of firmness and emotion, Benson continued: “I’ve watched the video multiple times, and each time, I just felt sadness. This is not who we are, and it’s not how we want New Orleans to be seen. Every fan who wears black and gold represents a city, a culture, and a legacy. I will never allow anyone to tarnish that.” According to Caesars Superdome security, the identities of both fans were confirmed through surveillance footage and electronic ticket records. Both will be barred from all Saints events for the remainder of 2025, and the organization is coordinating with the NFL to tighten security measures, especially in lower bowl seating areas. Benson also announced the launch of a new campaign titled “Play Like a Saint – Cheer Like a Saint,” encouraging fans to support their team with passion but also with respect. “We can lose a game,” Benson said, “but we can never lose who we are. Football is meant to bring people together – not drive them apart.” Though just a brief moment of chaos, the incident has become a powerful reminder that true passion must always be guided by respect and responsibility — a principle that Gayle Benson insists will remain at the heart of Saints Nation.