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.
The New Orleans Saints fall 16-10 to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris, marking their worst offensive showing of the season. The unit averages just 1.06 yards per rush, becoming the first team since the Buccaneers in Week 4 of 2022 to finish a game without a 10‑yard rushing play. Quarterback Tyler Shough throws nearly 300 yards but only one touchdown, while the run game is led by Shough with a paltry seven yards. Saints drop to 2‑5, with their next matchup against the Cleveland Browns on Nov. 8 after a bye.
The Steelers clinch a hard‑earned win in Paris, edging the New Orleans Saints thanks to several game‑changing moments, highlighted by linebacker Payton Wilson’s third‑quarter interception. Wilson leapt to undercut the pass, secured the ball and returned it solidly, a play coach Mike McCarthy hails as a “huge play” that shows Wilson “keeps getting stronger and stronger.” The play proves pivotal in the Steelers’ victory on Oct. 25, 2026.
Aaron Rodgers leads the Steelers to the NFL’s first Paris victory, throwing 19‑of‑30 for 212 yards, a TD and no picks. The win pushes his regular‑season touchdown total to 540, overtaking Peyton Manning and leaving him just behind Drew Brees (571) and Tom Brady (649). Rodgers also voiced frustration over Thursday‑night travel schedules for overseas games. The historic upset against the New Orleans Saints highlights his continued elite play and the league’s expanding global footprint.
Mike McCarthy’s Steelers finally showcase a balanced attack, tallying a crucial run-game milestone in a 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 25, 2026. After six pass‑heavy outings, the team exploits a defensively weak Saints front, securing the key target number on the ground and cementing a hard‑fought victory. The article highlights how the rushing success reshapes expectations for Pittsburgh’s offense moving forward.
The New Orleans Saints fall to 16-10 against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris, dropping to 2-5 on the season. Tyler Shough throws a 1-yard TD to Devaughn Vele and Daniel Carlson adds a 38-yard field goal, but the offense finishes with just 263 passing yards and a sputtering 1.1 yards per carry on the ground. Saints defense forces one turnover but yields three sacks and 212 passing yards. Standout performances include Kamara’s 57 receiving yards and Chase Young’s 1.5 sacks for Pittsburgh. The loss ends New Orleans’ brief fantasy of a Paris win before a bye week.
The Steelers clinch a 16‑10 victory over the Saints in Week 7, and Alan Saunders and Jobe Morrison break down the win on the Steelers Now postgame show. Fans can join the discussion on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, submit questions, and even showcase their black‑and‑gold rides. Follow the hosts @ASaunders_PGH, @ZacharySmithPGH, and @Jobeyfootball for more analysis and behind‑the‑scenes content.
The Pittsburgh Steelers held off the New Orleans Saints 16–10 in Week 7 on October 25, 2026. Steelers outgained the Saints, 319 total yards to 281.
During the NFL Network's Steelers‑Saints game from the Stade de France, commentator Kurt Warner repeatedly misnames Pittsburgh running back Jaylen Warren as "Tyler Warren," the Colts tight end, even praising him as the league's top yards‑after‑catch runner. After three slip‑ups, his co‑hosts finally correct him. The mix‑up occurs just weeks after the two Warrens faced off in a 34‑22 Steelers win over the Colts.
After a 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints at Stade de France, Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says the team’s offense still has “a lot to work on.” Despite racking up 343 total yards and a 5.4‑yard per play average, Rodgers told NFL Network’s Molly McGrath that the performance fell short of his standards, highlighting issues that need fixing heading into the rest of the season.
After a very early Steelers-Saints game, the rest of the NFL’s Week 7 Sunday slate is upon us. Hang out at BTSC for the rest of the day’s games: Who are you rooting for? What are you watching for? Let us know here at Behind the Steel Curtain.
Buffalo fans enjoy a bye week while the NFL rolls on in Week 7. The Chicago Bears upset the New England Patriots 30-24, dropping the Patriots to 4-3 and keeping Buffalo 1.5 games ahead in the AFC East. In the NFL International Series, the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in Saint‑Denis, France, putting the Steelers and 42‑year‑old Aaron Rodgers at 5-2. Key matchups include the Ravens vs. Bengals (Lamar Jackson out), Texans vs. Giants (J.J. McCarthy starts), and the Lions vs. Packers. The article invites fans to discuss the slate and ends with a primetime Chiefs‑Seahawks preview.
The Steelers clinch a 16-10 road win over the New Orleans Saints without significant injury setbacks. The only player listed on the injury report is edge rusher T.J. Watt, who sustained a minor knee knock after a collision on a sack. The victory marks an international triumph for Pittsburgh and suggests the roster remains largely healthy heading into the next games.
The Pittsburgh Steelers clinch a third straight win, edging the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in Paris. Aaron Rodgers throws his 540th career touchdown pass—a record‑breaking strike that moves him past Peyton Manning into third place—all while the Steelers dominate on the ground, out‑rushing the Saints 148‑18. Jaylen Warren piles up 101 rushing yards, and the defense forces a crucial red‑zone interception by Payton Wilson. Pittsburgh finishes 5‑2, tied for the AFC lead, and looks to improve to 6‑2 against the Browns next week.
Jaylen Warren leads the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 16‑10 victory over the New Orleans Saints in the NFL’s first Paris game. Warren rushes for 101 yards on 18 carries (5.6 avg) while quarterback Aaron Rodgers throws for 212 yards, two TDs and three sacks. The Steelers capitalize on a red‑zone TD to Darnell Washington and a 16‑0 lead after a Payton Wilson interception, adding three Boswell field goals. Saints QB Tyler Shough throws for 278 yards and a TD but his late drive falls short. Pittsburgh improves to 5‑2, topping the AFC North, with a rematch against Cleveland looming in Week 8.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are officially rolling.