VIDEO REPORT: Saints Players See Eiffel Tower and PSG Game and Say No Worries About Security
- On Tuesday, several New Orleans Saints players attended Paris Saint-Germain's 4-2 UEFA Champions League victory over Barcelona at Parc Des Princes, ahead of the NFL's first game in France this Sunday.
- The Saints arrived in Paris on Monday to prepare for Sunday's matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Stade de France, spending the week as part-time tourists visiting landmarks like the Eiffel Tower.
- Safety Justin Reid praised the atmosphere, stating, "I loved everything about the game," while Defensive end Cam Jordan noted cultural differences: "They call it football in Europe. American football is what we play."
- Regarding local protests, Reid said, "I don't think any of us have any worries," citing NFL security measures, while Wide receiver Devaughn Vele described the trip as "a good experience so far."
- Head coach Kellen Moore confirmed kicker Daniel Carlson remains in the United States for family reasons, while Cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry clarified his recent vision issues were "more like sinus issue.
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VERSALLES, France (AP) — A flag football match next to the Eiffel Tower. A PSG football match in the Champions League. Next visit to the Palace of Versailles.
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Independent EspañolPARIS (AP) — The NFL found a good combination between team and international host when the Pittsburgh Steelers played in Dublin last year. Pittsburgh has strong Irish ties, particularly with the Rooney family, which owns the team.
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