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The Chicago Bears are the No. 1 seed in the National Football Conference, or NFC, after their convincing win Friday against the defending Super Bowl Champions, the Philadelphia Eagles.

"If I have the power to do it -- I'm not sure that I do, but if I do -- I would denaturalize, absolutely," Trump said on Sunday.

Saints fan Allen Keller was tailgating with some friends before a home game, and before the headed into the stadium, Keller and his fellow fans decided to share their leftovers with some unhoused people near the Superdome. That decision has turned into #TailgateTogether, a group of fans who have turned their Saints tailgate into service, sharing food, necessary supplies, and fellowship with New Orleans’ unhoused population. “It started from Saints tailgates,” Keller told Canal Street Chronicles, SB Nation’s Saints blog, back in 2022. “We’d have a ton of food leftover, so we’d bring that out to the homeless. But the thought of giving the homeless our leftovers didn’t feel right to me. So we started cooking the homeless their own separate, fresh meal.” As the mission has grown, so has the scope of this group’s efforts. #TailgateTogether now operates year-round, feeding the unhoused on a biweekly basis, and in addition to food, they share essentials like hygiene items, toothbrushes, blankets, and more with this community. And the community shows up. Another great Sunday of serving the houseless. 100 Firehouse Subs, drinks, supplies, clothes, etc. Thank you for continuing to help us make this possible. @KatherineNOLA #TailgateTogether pic.twitter.com/sq2yJjfxz4— Allen K. (@AllenK_81) November 16, 2025 A great morning of serving the houseless. 100 Firehouse Subs, drinks, snacks, sleeping bags, gloves, etc. Thank you all for directly impacting this community. #TailgateTogether pic.twitter.com/9b52mcBRit— Allen K. (@AllenK_81) November 2, 2025 “Me and a few friends cook. We set up televisions, music, and a buffet-style food operation. The crowd is usually well over 100 people.” Keller said in 2022, “Attendees usually chip in a donation to keep it going for every home game and also help us to continue feeding the homeless.” This Sunday morning, we'll be continuing our regular routine of serving the houseless community in New Orleans. Join us, bring us your shoes/clothes/blankets, check out our Amazon wishlist, or consider a donation for drinks, snacks, and supplies. #TailgateTogether— Allenk_81 (@allenk81.bsky.social) 2025-11-25T14:43:27.310Z The Saints have not been particularly fun to watch this season. They’re sitting at 2-10, in the basement of a very weird NFC South. But #TailgateTogether is a celebration of something much bigger than football: Neighbors helping Neighbors. The Saints will probably suck. I don't care. The tailgates will go on. We feed the homeless in the morning. We party, win or lose, the rest of the day. #TailgateTogether pic.twitter.com/LOGJjBgIWf— Allen K. (@AllenK_81) August 17, 2025 All of #TailgateTogether’s efforts are sustained by donations of food, necessary items, money, and time. If you’re interested in supporting the important work of #TailgateTogether, click here for more information.