France: Football Fans Take over Paris as NFL Comes to Country for the First Time

Noah Hiles: The Steelers — and their fans — made the first Paris game a win for the NFL

PARIS — Paris seemed mostly indifferent about NFL football this week, perhaps understandably so with everything going on here lately.  But...

France: Football fans take over Paris as NFL comes to country for the first time

Paris's iconic Stade de France made history on Sunday, October 25, by hosting the first #NFL regular season game to ever be held in France. For this unprecedented match between the Saints and the Steelers fans flocked from New Orleans and Pittsburgh, as well as from France and other European countries. France 24's Taise Parente and Stéphanie Trouillard report.

Steelers defeat Saints 16-10, win NFL's first game in France

PITTSBURGH, Pa. (BLACK AND GOLD NATION) - The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New Orleans Saints, 16-10, to win the NFL's first game in France. The Steelers move to a 5-2 record this season, while the Saints fall to 2-5. For Pittsburgh's lone touchdown, Aaron Rodgers found Darnell Washington on National Tight Ends Day for a [...]

NFL Holds Game In Paris Amid Protests

The NFL pulled off its first ever game in Paris amid widespread protests there over the high cost of living and other issues. The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the New Orleans Saints 16-10 on Sunday with no problems

The State of the Saints Podcast

The Saints fell to the Steelers, 16-10, in the NFL’s first regular-season game in France, dropping to 2-5 after another anemic offensive performance. The loss has intensified calls for accountability and major changes, with questions directed at owner Gayle Benson, general manager Mickey Loomis and coach Kellen Moore.