Fresh Orleans-with the super bowl just a few hours away, Saints fans are still basking because of the inaccessibility of the signal that cost the New Orleans a trip to the championship. Between data fans Anthony Mackie, the friend for the emergence of the ultra famous franchise of Marvel. 

On Friday, McKee was seen on "the Tonight Show", in order to talk about the expected sequel "Avengers" and, of course, that actually missed a penalty, which broke the hopes of fans of Super Bowl Saints.

We were tricked. We were robbed, " said Mackey, a citizen of Fresh Orleans. We claim that."

McKee mentioned the fact that he still intended to boycott the super bowl between the rams and patriots, adding the fact that instead of this it will hold a "party view Netflix."

Not paying attention to it, artist talks, in fact he turned to the referee with the championship game NFC, in order to extend their own family peace. As a member of the Bacchus parade, McKee talks, actually inviting all the referees with that game to ride the king Kong float.

"I'm trying to get them to wear all of their own judicial devices, so we know who they are," said Mackey. - I'll arrest them at the airport and walk them straight to their platform.

A large float in the shape of a gorilla is often used as a target for parades , which usually throw beads at the king Kong eater. Hearing this, the owner Jimmy Fallon asked McKee whether he feared, in fact that the natives of Fresh Orleans have all chances to" miss " the float and mistakenly burst arbitrators. 

"Obviously, they will be aimed at king Kong, not the referees. Why should we hurt them? McKee gave the answer with a smirk on his face. And, undoubtedly, their not a bad vision, actually what they see approaching the beads."

McKee joins fans of Saints, saying, in fact, that they do not want to look Super Bowl LIII because of the outrageous missed the fine, which the NFL since then took, in fact that was blown up.

You'll be able to take a look at the absolute replacements between Mackie and Fallon below.