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The New Orleans Saints logo, the Fleur de Lis, is sometimes seen by some as just another version of the Holy cross as the top of it is sometimes seen as a representation of the Holy Trinity. To flip it upside down doesn't mean much to everyone and is also called by some(not very many at all) an "agu". But to others, inverting it means an outright denial and denunciation of the Holy Trinity as much as inverting a Latin cross or crucifix would mean the same to some.
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