Burn Boy headlines the halftime show for the NFL’s first regular‑season game in France, the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. New Orleans Saints at Stade de France on Oct. 25, 2026. The league’s standard 13‑minute halftime means his performance will run just 3‑5 minutes, though the exact length isn’t confirmed. The game kicks off at 9:30 AM ET (Week 7), and fans can watch the show on NFL Network or NFL+. This Paris concert is part of a historic 2026 international lineup featuring seven headline acts in seven countries.
The New Orleans Saints travel to Paris for their Week 7 showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Oct. 25, kicking off at 6:30 a.m. PST (9:30 a.m. EST) from Stade de France. Both teams enter the game fresh off wins, and the Saints are +3 favorites with a 44.5 over/under. Catch the action on NFL Network (Dave Pasch, Kurt Warner, Jason Kelce) or stream via YouTube TV NFL Sunday Ticket, and tune in on WWL 870 AM/105.3 FM or SiriusXM 194 for radio. The Saints will sport gold helmets, black jerseys and gold pants.
Burna Boy headlines the halftime show at the NFL’s first regular‑season game in France, the Saints vs. Steelers at Stade de France on Sunday, Oct. 25. Kickoff is set for 9:30 AM ET, and the rapper is slated to perform around 11:05 AM ET—approximately 90 minutes after the start. His set will be brief, lasting 3‑5 minutes within the 13‑minute halftime window. This marks Burna Boy’s return to the venue after his historic solo concert there in April 2025.
The Steelers and Saints are set up for the first-ever NFL game in Paris. While this game means a lot more to the latter since they are designated home team, this is still a game set up for the Steelers to win. And really, it comes down to one reason.
Burna Boy headlines the halftime show for the NFL’s first regular‑season game in Paris, where the New Orleans Saints face the Pittsburgh Steelers on Oct. 25 at Stade de France. While the league confirmed his spot in September, he is expected to perform without a traditional appearance fee, similar to Super Bowl acts. Instead, the NFL will cover production and union fees, betting on the massive global exposure to boost his streams and ticket sales. The gig marks his return to the venue where he became the first African artist to headline a concert in 2025.
The New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers will open NFL Week 7 in Paris on Oct. 25, 2026, at Stade de France. The U.S. anthem is performed by New Orleans brass‑band The Soul Rebels, while French anthem La Marseillaise is delivered by Montreal‑born singer‑violist Nina Tonji. The pre‑game ceremony begins at 9:30 AM ET, followed by a halftime show headlined by Nigerian star Burna Boy. The Soul Rebels, known for genre‑blending collaborations and past NFL events, add a hometown flair, and Tonji brings classical‑jazz‑Latin influences to the French anthem.
The Pittsburgh Steelers face the New Orleans Saints in a Week 7 showdown at Paris' Stade de France on Oct. 25, 2026, kicking off at 9:30 AM EST. The Saints (2‑4) come off a 34‑27 win over the Giants, while the Steelers (4‑2) fresh from a 26‑19 overtime victory against the Buccaneers. Fans can catch the game live on NFL Network. The article also teases new Steelers uniform combos, key play strategies, and player spotlights.
The New Orleans Saints face the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026, in the NFL’s first regular‑season game in France. The matchup takes place at Stade de France in Saint‑Denis, a 80,000‑seat venue that hosted the 1998 World Cup final and Paris 2024 Olympic events. Kickoff is set for 9:30 AM ET (2:30 PM local). The game underscores the league’s push into new markets, tying New Orleans’ French heritage to the historic stadium and following the Steelers’ recent Dublin outing.
The Steelers' rising wideout Germie Bernard aims to break the 100-yard barrier against the New Orleans Saints. In his last two outings he posted over 80 receiving yards, and he hauled in 11 catches this past Sunday, signaling a steady climb in target share and productivity. With the Saints' defense struggling to contain the pass, Bernard's chance to log his first 100-yard game looks increasingly likely in the upcoming October 25 matchup.
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Here is everything you need to know about Steelers vs. Saints, including TV and streaming options for the game.
The Steelers head to Paris for the NFL’s first regular‑season game in France, facing the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 18 at the Stade de France. With a 4‑2 record in Europe, Pittsburgh hopes to improve to 2‑1 in overseas play. The Saints sit 2‑4 and are 3‑point underdogs, with the line set at Steelers –3 and a 43.5 over/under. Key injuries: CB Brandin Echols and WR Ben Skowronek are out, RB Rico Dowdle is questionable, and DE T.J. Watt is listed as rested with a calf issue. DeShon Elliott returns from IR, while the Steelers promote WRs Brandon Johnson and Brandon Smith and add Marquez Valdes‑Scantling to the practice squad. The game airs on NFL Network at 9:30 p.m. ET.
The Steelers (4-2) travel to Paris for Week 7, facing the 2-4 New Orleans Saints at Stade De France on Oct. 25 at 9:30 AM ET. The game airs nationally on NFL Network with Dave Pasch, Kurt Warner, Jason Kelce and Molly McGrath in the booth, while the Steelers Radio Network carries it locally. Fans get details on the natural‑grass field, the 81,338‑seat venue, and the latest injury updates, helping decide if they should tune in.
Cam Skattebo knows his spot with the New York Giants is not guaranteed. The rookie running back has experienced a difficult stretch over the past week, going from a key part of the team’s plans to barely seeing the field in a Week 6 loss to the New Orleans Saints. Now, following the Giants’ decision […]
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The Steelers head to France for a Week 7 showdown with the New Orleans Saints, and the blog outlines five key pregame considerations. First, the team faces a grueling red‑eye flight that turns the luxe destination into a "business trip" with little downtime. The piece then examines travel fatigue, the impact of the overseas venue on game planning, potential roster adjustments, and the Saints' offensive threats, all framed by the unique challenges of playing abroad on Oct. 24.
Pittsburgh is switching up its usual road look for Sunday's matchup against the Saints in France. Here's how the new combination compares with the Steelers' other uniform looks.
Despite the civil unrest in France, the NFL is currently set for an International Series matchup in Paris this week. […]
After barely seeing any action in the New York Giants’ 34-27 loss to the New Orleans Saints in Week 6, running back Cam Skattebo appears poised to get ample touches again. The former Arizona State Sun Devils star running back appears to be back in the mix after a “good week” of practice, according to […]
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The Saturday Night Open Thread (SNOT) from Behind the Steel Curtain kicks off from Delaware with a live pre‑game chat ahead of the Steelers’ early‑morning clash against the New Orleans Saints in Paris. Host NAS204PSU invites fans to discuss the team’s recent comeback win over Tampa Bay, injury concerns, favorite French treats, and a quirky question about MVS and Aaron. A playful “Am I The JagOff?” feature and a Jimmy Buffet soundtrack round out the interactive thread.
The Saints head into Week 7 with a 2-4 record and a trip to Paris for an international showdown against the Steelers. Key absences include RB Travis Etienne Jr. (IR, hamstring), rookie WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring strain), OT Kelvin Banks Jr. (high‑ankle sprain, surgery) and DT Bryan Bresee (season‑ending ACL tear). This week, guard Cesar Ruiz is questionable with a knee issue, while Alvin Kamara, limited by a back injury, remains listed as active. The report outlines the short‑ and long‑term impacts on both offense and defense ahead of the game.
Teammate Zach Frazier praises Steelers rookie Max Iheanachor for his rapid learning and on‑field adjustments ahead of his fifth start. Frazier notes that, despite early growing pains, Iheanachor’s progress has been evident as he prepares to face the New Orleans Saints in Paris on Sunday, October 24. The endorsement highlights the young player’s improving football IQ and the positive trajectory of Pittsburgh’s first‑round pick.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will debut a fresh uniform combo in the NFL’s inaugural Paris game, facing the New Orleans Saints at Stade de France on Sunday morning, Oct. 24, 2026. While keeping the traditional white away jersey, they will pair it with black pants featuring a gold side stripe—a look usually reserved for their color‑rush kits, marking a rare departure from their classic gold‑pants style. Edge rusher Nick Herbig praised the chance to showcase the sport on a global stage and wear the new kit. The matchup, the league’s first in Paris, has fans and players buzzing about both the historic venue and the Steelers’ new look.
The New York Giants fell 34-27 to the New Orleans Saints in Week 6, and the postgame focus landed on running back Cam Skattebo. He recorded no carries or receptions, and the questions followed him into the new week. Giants fans wanted answers about his role and his grip on the football. Now, Skattebo has […]
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Joe Haden revisits the Steelers' heartbreaking 31-28 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 24, 2016, branding the missed pass‑interference call a “botched” decision that cost Pittsburgh the AFC North lead and playoff chances. Haden details how JuJu Smith‑Schuster’s fumble on the final drive capped a chaotic fourth quarter riddled with turnovers and a failed fake punt, underscoring the impact of that controversial call on the game’s outcome.