France: Football fans take over Paris as NFL comes to country for the first time
- On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New Orleans Saints 16-10 at Stade de France in Paris, improving their record to 5-2 in the NFL's first game in France.
- New Orleans managed only 18 rushing yards, the team's lowest since 1999, dropping the Saints to 2-5 and intensifying pressure on Head Coach Kellen Moore before the bye week.
- Quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for 212 yards and a touchdown, while running back Jaylen Warren rushed for 101 yards; Rodgers later celebrated by wearing gold chains on the flight back to America.
- Facing a 15-day break, Moore said, "They'll evaluate if staff changes are needed but not jumping in," confirming midseason evaluations and potential coaching adjustments are underway.
- Pittsburgh faces the 5-2 Cleveland Browns next Sunday at home in a divisional showdown that keeps the Steelers tied atop the AFC North as they pursue a playoff spot.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers' 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints at the Stade de France on Sunday capped a festive first foray by the powerful National Football League onto French sol.
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After several months without an official appearance together, Iris Mittenaere and Antoine Dupont landed side by side on Sunday at the Stade de France. The captain of the XV of France was kicking off the NFL's first regular season game in France. They had formalized their relationship this summer, but they have remained relatively discreet since then. [...] Read article Iris Mittenaere and Antoine Dupont: this photo at the Stade de France which c…
Steelers and Saints make NFL history in France amid nationwide protests
(CNN)- The NFL made history Sunday as the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints faced off in the league’s first regular-season game in France, drawing American football fans to Paris despite widespread protests across the country. Fans traveled from the United States to attend the historic matchup, held just outside the French capital. “I was like, oh, I like the...
The American professional football league, the NFL, held its first match in France on Sunday.
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