Saints' horrible run game in Week 7 makes franchise history not seen since 1993
- On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in the NFL's first-ever game in France at Stade de France in Paris, dropping the Saints to 2-5.
- The Saints' offense managed only 18 rushing yards on 17 carries, resulting in an abysmal 1.1 yards per carry—their lowest rushing output in nearly three decades.
- Saints kicker Daniel Carlson missed a 52-yard field goal in the fourth quarter, his fourth failure in 11 attempts this season; Steelers kicker Chris Boswell made all three field goals for nine points.
- "Extremely frustrating," center Erik McCoy said in the Saints' claustrophobic postgame locker room, while veteran edge rusher Cam Jordan added, "Did not see that coming."
- Under Head Coach Kellen Moore, the Saints remain at the bottom of the NFC South after losing 16 of their 24 games during his tenure. The team faces evaluation during the upcoming bye week.
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Paris game festive despite protests
The Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday defeated the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in the first NFL regular-season game in Paris, in a calm and festive atmosphere, a day after fresh demonstrations drew more than 100,000 people into the French capital.Forty-two-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers left the pocket
Steelers top Saints in Paris/host Cleveland this week in battle for AFC North lead - ButlerRadio.com - Butler, PA
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New Orleans Saints 16-10 Sunday morning in the first NFL game ever played in Paris, France. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for 212 yards and a touchdown to tight end Darnell Washington. Running back Jaylen Warren carried the ball 18 times for 101 yards. Rico Dowdle had nine carries for 41 yards and also caught six passes for another 45 yards. The Steelers improved to 5-2 overall while the Saints fell to 2-5.…
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The Daily ItemSteelers linebackers Payton Wilson and Patrick Queen step up against the Saints
PARIS — Steelers inside linebackers have been lightning rods for criticism early in the season, but on Sunday Payton Wilson and Patrick Queen...
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