Steelers vs. Saints Set for First NFL Game in Paris | Black & Gold Primetime
The NFL expects 70% of tickets sold to French fans as the league seeks to build a long-term audience in Europe.
- The Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints will play Sunday at Stade de France in Paris, marking the NFL’s first regular-season game in France.
- New Orleans enters at 2-4 after defeating the New York Giants 34-27, while Pittsburgh is 4-2 and has won two straight games.
- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said a regular-season game in Tokyo could take place in 2027 or 2028.
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At the Stade de France, the match between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Saints of New Orleans marks a great first essential to the development of the NFL.
“Don’t Know if I Can Agree”: Steelers Locker Room’s Stance on Paris Game Travel Revealed by Ex-Teammate Amid Growing Concerns
Is Paris the right place for an NFL game this week? With protests continuing across France since late September, the Steelers have been fielding that question since the Saints matchup was set for Week 7. However, security wasn’t what came up first when Breiden Fehoko reached out to several players. Their replies were about the […]
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