Four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers slams NFL owners for skimping on international travel after the Steelers’ 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris on Oct. 25, 2026. Rodgers says the league should mandate a full "international week" with games in Europe, Canada, Mexico, South America, and even Dubai, rather than squeezing a 17th regular‑season game for profit. He argues extra bye weeks would protect player safety while expanding the game’s global reach. Steelers coach Mike McCarthy defends the Thursday red‑eye flight as a practical scheduling choice, but Rodgers remains convinced the owners are being cheap.
In a video recap titled “Watch: Steelers Vs Saints Reaction,” Steelers Depot breaks down the Steelers’ 16‑10 Week 7 victory over the New Orleans Saints in Paris on Oct. 25, 2026. The hosts highlight Pittsburgh’s dominant run game, the team’s physical play on offense and defense, and a stout defensive effort that bends but never breaks. Fans are invited to share their thoughts on the performance, which marked a hard‑fought win on the road.
With Christian McCaffrey banged up (again), the San Francisco 49ers need running back insurance. The New Orleans Saints can supply a former Pro Bowler.
The NFL’s first regular‑season game in France took place at Stade de France on Oct. 25, 2026, featuring the Pittsburgh Steelers versus the New Orleans Saints before a record 78,488 fans. halftime chaos erupted as concession stands ran out of food, prompting social‑media complaints about a stadium‑wide shortage. On the field, Aaron Rodgers threw his 540th career touchdown, moving into sole third place on the all‑time list, and led the Steelers to a 16‑10 victory after a key scramble secured a clock‑draining first down.
In a gritty 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris, Steelers linebacker Payton Wilson showcased his coverage upside by intercepting Tyler Shough in the red zone. The pick, Wilson’s third career turnover, halted a Saints drive that had moved to a 22‑for‑27, 212‑yard passing night and set up Chris Boswell’s 39‑yard field goal. Wilson, the team’s 2024 tackle leader and a 2024 third‑round pick, boasted a 104.3 passer‑rating allowed per PFF and credited relentless practice, including a pre‑game interception on Aaron Rodgers. Coach Mike McCarthy highlighted the play as a momentum shifter, while teammates Patrick Queen and Jaquan Brisker praised Wilson’s confidence and scheme mastery.
The Steelers dominate the Saints 16-10 in Paris, racking up 148 rushing yards on 30 carries (4.9 yd/carry) while holding New Orleans to just 18 yards on 17 attempts (1.1 yd/carry). Coach Mike McCarthy emphasized controlling the line of scrimmage, and Aaron Rodgers highlighted the impact of running backs Jaylen Warren (101 yards on 18 carries, 3 catches for 36 yards) and Rico Dowdle (41 yards on 9 carries, 6 catches for 45 yards). Both backs praised the game plan that exploited the Saints’ 30th‑ranked run defense, and the offensive line’s improvement was a key factor in the victory.
Live Shot of Steelers: Postgame vs. Saints
Live Shot of Steelers: Postgame vs. Saints
Despite a 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints in Sunday's NFL Paris Game, Pittsburgh Steelers veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers made it clear that he wasn't happy with the team's offensive performance.
In Week 7’s international showdown in Paris, the New Orleans Saints fell 16-10 to the Pittsburgh Steelers, dropping to 2‑5 on the season. The article pins the loss on a woeful ground game—just 18 rushing yards (1.06 yards per carry) and no 10‑yard rusher, a first since 2022—while the Steelers dominated with Jaylen Warren’s 101 yards and 36 receiving yards. Turnovers also plagued New Orleans: near‑fumbles, an overturned fumble, and a red‑zone interception by QB Tyler Shough, who also missed a wide‑open Chris Olave on a critical third‑down play. The piece argues the Saints must fix their rushing and ball security to win close games.
In Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season, the Steelers clinched a 16-10 win against the New Orleans Saints in the league’s inaugural game in France. The blog outlines ten key takeaways from the tight, one‑score contest, highlighting standout performances, pivotal moments, and the significance of the victory on foreign soil.
WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella turns heads at the inaugural NFL Paris Game, where the Steelers beat the Saints 16-10. While her twin teased the Saints on social media, Bella stole the spotlight in the stands with a daring low‑cut top and a playful mock‑up of opponent Chelsea Green’s entrance. The match also saw Aaron Rodgers pass Peyton Manning for third‑most career TD passes. The Steelers improve to 5‑2, while New Orleans slips to 2‑5.
The Steelers were able to do something to the Saints that hasn't been done since 2022.
The Giants faced the Texans on Oct. 25, 2026, aiming for their fourth win with rookie QB JJ McCarthy starting. Mid‑first half, RB Cam Skattebo drew a controversial “truck‑stick” penalty for lowering his helmet, sparking angry fan reactions. Despite the call, New York leads 7‑3 after the first quarter and looks poised to rebound after Skattebo’s benching last week. The Giants next host the Eagles on Nov. 8.
After a 1-4 start, New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson warned that the early-season slump is unacceptable. The warning intensified when the Saints suffered an ugly loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris, prompting head coach Kellen Moore to say staff changes may be needed but won’t be rushed. Moore also highlighted ongoing special‑teams woes, citing a missed 52‑yard field goal and persistent kicking problems. With defensive lapses and offensive turnovers mounting, the coaching staff’s job security hangs in the balance as the team scrambles to turn the season around.
Mike McCarthy’s Steelers snap to a 5-2 record with a 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris, briefly seizing AFC North lead. The ground game dominates – Jaylen Warren and the offensive line post a 53.5% success rate, while T.J. Watt rattles the pass rush with four pressures and a sack. Linebacker Patrick Queen shines with a team‑high five stops, including a goal‑line tackle, despite dropping an interception. In contrast, left tackle Troy Fautanu yields four pressures and two sacks against Chase Young, and veteran cornerback Jalen Ramsey concedes nine catches, 78 yards and a touchdown. The Steelers now turn their focus to a rematch with the Browns.
The Steelers smashed the Saints with the run on Sunday, limiting New Orleans to just 18 rushing yards on 17 attempts while Pittsburgh racked up 148 yards on 30 carries. RBs Jaylen Warren and Rico Dowdle powered the ground attack, earning praise from quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who highlighted the backfield’s confidence. The dominant rushing performance underscores Pittsburgh’s belief they can out‑run any opponent.
Steelers linebacker Payton Wilson credits a focused drill from last week for his game‑changing interception against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday in Paris. Wilson broke up Chris Olave’s out route and snagged a pass from Tyler Shough, a play he says was reinforced by insights from veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The article details Wilson’s preparation routine, the specific drill that honed his technique, and how Rodgers’ mentorship contributed to the pivotal turnover.
The Steelers earn a 16‑10 win over the Saints in the NFL’s inaugural regular‑season game in Paris, but the victory is marred by a controversial call. In the second quarter, T.J. Watt appears to force a fumble and recover it, only for officials to overturn the play after an expedited replay, ruling it a sack instead. Watt’s wife, Dani, blasts the decision on Instagram, saying the team was "robbed." Watt finishes with his 120th career sack and a total of 5.5 sacks this season, while the Saints tie the game with a 38‑yard field goal before Pittsburgh scores the winning touchdown. The Steelers now head to Week 8 against the Browns.
In the Saints’ Oct. 25 loss to the Steelers, quarterback Tyler Shough downplayed a hand injury but missed a crucial third‑and‑long pass to a wide‑open Chris Olave, ending a late comeback attempt. Bill Barnwell highlighted the missed opportunity as the offense stalled, sparking criticism of Shough’s decision‑making. The mishap adds to concerns over Shough’s hand issue after he claimed the pain was “just some pain, nothing significant.”
The Steelers improve to 5-2 after a 16-10 Week 7 win over the Saints, largely thanks to 42‑year‑old quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Despite his age, Rodgers continues to scramble for first downs and maintain high-level play, and he has now confirmed that the 2026 season will be his final year in the NFL.
Coach Mike McCarthy praised Steelers Nation after a historic 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints at the NFL’s first game in France, where a sea of Terrible Towels filled Stade de France. Jaylen Warren rushed for 101 yards on 18 carries, while Aaron Rodgers connected with Darnell Washington for the game‑changing touchdown. Despite red‑zone struggles, the Steelers capitalized on a Payton Wilson interception and two Boswell field goals to seal the victory. McCarthy highlighted the electric atmosphere and fan support that made the Paris showdown unforgettable.
Former Eagles center Jason Kelly draws fresh criticism after repeatedly mentioning Philadelphia during ESPN’s Steelers‑Saints game on Oct. 25, 2026. Fans on X blasted Kelcy for pulling the Eagles into a broadcast that should focus on Pittsburgh and New Orleans, echoing earlier backlash from his Sep. 28 and Oct. 11 appearances where he slipped into “we” when discussing the Eagles. ESPN producer Jeff Dufine admits the network is working to curb the habit, praising Kelcy’s analysis but stressing the need for relevance. The uproar highlights the growing pressure on the retired veteran, who retired in March 2024, to separate his beloved former team from his new role as an analyst.
The Steelers beat the Saints 16‑10 in the NFL’s first Paris game, moving to 5‑2. RB Jaylen Warren shines with 101 yards on 18 carries (5.6 ypc) and three catches, while TE Darnell Washington scores the lone touchdown on a 6‑7‑inches fade. Pittsburgh’s “bend‑don’t‑break” defense limits New Orleans to 10 points and just 18 rushing yards, despite two near‑call fumbles. However, the offense stalls in the red zone, settling for three field goals and a costly drop by TE Pat Freiermuth, raising concerns about turning drives into touchdowns as the season progresses.
Mike McCarthy praised Payton Wilson's performance against the Saints in Paris.