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As I’m sure you may recall, the New Orleans Saints pulled off a stunning victory at Super Bowl XLIV this past Sunday and the team returned home to New Orleans last night to face a heroes welcome parade … Mardi Gras style. The streets of New Orleans were filled with ecstatic fans cheering for the triumphant Saints footballers … behold:

Only a Super Bowl victory parade could upstage Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Carnival floats carrying Saints players, coaches and team owner Tom Benson rolled past tens of thousands of jubilant fans in downtown New Orleans on Tuesday, two days after the 43-year-old franchise won its first NFL championship. Players, wearing team jerseys instead of traditional Carnival masks and costumes, tossed beads into the crowd and signed autographs for throngs of screaming fans. Benson shouted “Who Dat!” into a microphone from his perch atop a float. Head coach Sean Payton blew kisses and held the Lombardi Trophy over his head. “Here’s to the best Mardi Gras week in the history of this city,” Payton said, raising a glass of champagne during a toast outside the city’s historic Gallier Hall. The parade, a week before the city’s signature Fat Tuesday celebration, started outside their home turf at the Louisiana Superdome. Black, gold and white confetti floated over the crowd and a man wearing a Saints jacket held aloft a sign that read, “Happy Lombardi Gras!” The floats stopped at a reviewing stand so elected officials, including Mayor Ray Nagin, Gov. Bobby Jindal and Sens. Mary Landrieu and David Vitter, could toast the team’s 31-17 win over the Indianapolis Colts. “How’s the ‘Who Dat’ nation feel tonight?” Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees yelled when his float stopped at the reviewing stand. “This toast goes out to you. We love you and we won that championship for you.” Ten Carnival krewes lent floats for the team to ride. More than a dozen marching bands joined the team on its route, which passed by the edge of the French Quarter and ended at the city’s convention center. An official crowd estimate wasn’t immediately available, but many fans said the gathering seemed larger than any during Mardi Gras. “This is wilder than Mardi Gras,” said Frank V. Smith, 55, a lifelong New Orleans resident who shot photographs of players from the rear of a pickup truck. “I’ve never seen so many people out here like this. This is beautiful, man.”

Now, we know that New Orleans knows how to party … they’ve got a big one planned for next week, after all … so I’m sure this celebratory parade for the Saints yesterday was off the hinges! It is really awesome to see the people of New Orleans lookin’ so happy, to thrilled to have something to celebrate!! Congrats again!! On Monday, Saints Quarterback Drew Brees made his way to Disney World — which is the first place Quarterbacks go after they win the Super Bowl. Check out his Disney World commercial and some photos from his visit after the jump …

Altho I don’t personally have a vested interest in the New Orleans Saints, I have to admit that it is really cool to see how happy everyone is with their win. Again, much congrats to the people of New Orleans on this win. I know you’ve been aching for it … I hope you are able to revel and cherish this victory for as long as you can!!

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