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Angela “Ms. Big O” Austin Named 2025 Saints Fan of the Year: A Celebration of Heart, Hope, and Who Dat Spirit

Angela “Ms. Big O” Austin Named 2025 Saints Fan of the Year: A Celebration of Heart, Hope, and Who Dat Spirit

New Orleans, LA — The unmistakable beat of a brass band, the joyful chants of “Who Dat,” and a sea of black and gold filled the Superdome this weekend as Angela “Ms. Big O” Austin was named the 2025 Saints Fan of the Year. For anyone who’s ever met her, the honor comes as no surprise.

Ms. Big O isn’t just a fan — she’s a force of nature, a symbol of community spirit, and the living heartbeat of Saints Nation.

Known for her booming laugh, her glittering gold hat, and her signature second-line umbrella, Ms. Big O has been cheering on the New Orleans Saints for over three decades. Rain or shine, win or lose, her energy never wavers.

“It’s about love,” she said through joyful tears. “Love for my team, love for this city, and love for the people who make New Orleans what it is — resilient, loud, and proud.”

What makes Angela’s story especially touching is how she’s turned her fandom into a force for good. Over the years, she’s organized food drives for hurricane victims, hosted tailgate fundraisers for local schools, and even turned her backyard into a Saints-themed community space called “Big O’s Dome,” where neighbors gather to watch games and celebrate together. “When you come to Big O’s Dome,” said longtime friend Lionel Dupree, “you don’t just watch football — you feel like family.”

This year’s award, presented during halftime of the Saints’ home game, recognizes not only Ms. Big O’s unwavering loyalty but also her impact beyond the bleachers. The NFL’s “Fan of the Year” program celebrates individuals whose passion for their teams uplifts communities and embodies the true spirit of the sport. Angela’s nomination stood out for her creativity, compassion, and her ability to bring joy wherever she goes.

When her name was announced, the crowd erupted into chants of “Big O! Big O!” as the jumbotron flashed her radiant smile. Players waved, the Saintsations cheered, and for a moment, the entire Superdome seemed to dance with her.

“This isn’t just my award,” she said, clutching her trophy. “This is for everybody who believes in something bigger than themselves — for everybody who keeps showing up, no matter what.”

In a city that knows how to celebrate life’s highs and weather its lows, Angela “Ms. Big O” Austin shines as a reminder of what makes New Orleans — and Saints fandom — so special. Her boundless spirit, her generosity, and her endless faith in her team are proof that true fans don’t just cheer — they inspire.

Congratulations, Ms. Big O — the heart and soul of Who Dat Nation!

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