The NFL’s first regular‑season game in France pits the New Orleans Saints against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Stade de France on Sunday, Oct. 25. An estimated 82,000 fans fill the venue, with about 70% of tickets bought locally, 20% from the U.S. and 10% from elsewhere in Europe, according to NFL exec Brett Gosper. The stadium’s full capacity of 82,000 seats will host the kickoff at 9:30 a.m. ET (2:30 p.m. Paris time), marking a historic Week 7 showdown and a key step in the league’s European expansion.
The Pittsburgh Steelers host the New Orleans Saints in a Week 7 international NFL showdown on Sunday, October 25, 2026, with kickoff at 9:30 AM ET on NFL Network (also on ESPN Deportes). The Steelers, coming off two straight wins behind veteran QB Aaron Rodgers and a strong running game led by Jaylen Warren, aim to exploit a Saints defense that struggles against the run. New Orleans relies on Tyler Shough’s 14 touchdowns but must curb his eight turnovers against a Pittsburgh defense featuring T.J. Watt. The game streams free on Fubo.
The New Orleans Saints host the Pittsburgh Steelers at Stade de France on Sunday, Oct. 25, marking the NFL’s first regular‑season game in France and Week 7 of the 2026 season. The matchup highlights the league’s push for global growth, part of a record nine international games slated for 2026, and taps Louisiana’s French heritage. Paris joins other new markets—Melbourne and Rio de Janeiro—while the NFL expands its French fan base, now over 14 million, through initiatives like the NFL Flag program. The Saints are the designated home team, with the Steelers returning overseas after a 2025 Ireland game.
Former fullback Merril Hoge says the Steelers’ revamped run defense is finally clicking, noting a steady drop in opponent rushing yards and improved gap discipline. While he’s pleased with the progress, Hoge warns that the upcoming matchup against the New Orleans Saints will be a true test of the unit’s resilience, especially with the Saints’ powerful ground attack slated for Sunday, Oct. 25. He told 102.5 WDVE the Steelers must stay disciplined to contain the Saints’ run game.
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 Florida Panthers (5-4-2) aim to snap a two‑game skid against the Chicago Blackhawks (3-7-0) at the United Center this afternoon. Coming off a 5‑1 defeat to Ottawa and a shutout in their previous game, the Panthers are on the tough end of a four‑game road trip. Chicago, struggling with seven losses, looks to capitalize on Florida's recent struggles. The matchup offers a chance for the Panthers to regain momentum and for the Blackhawks to secure a rare win in the Windy City.
Here is everything you need to know about Steelers vs. Saints, including how to listen to the game on the radio.
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.
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The Steelers announce key injury updates ahead of Week 7 in Paris. Strong safety DeShon Elliott is cleared from IR and expected to suit up against the New Orleans Saints, while running back Rico Dowdle remains questionable with a left toe/knee issue after limited practice participation. Cornerback Brandin Echols and wide receiver Ben Skowronek are ruled out and will not travel. Other notable statuses: T.J. Watt is resting, Alex Highsmith is active, and several players remain on IR or out. The roster changes set the tone for Pittsburgh’s matchup with the Saints on Oct. 27.
The Steelers unveil their 2026 53‑man roster and practice squad as Mike McCarthy’s first season gets underway. Highlights include veteran QB Mason Rudolph, former Seahawks star WR DK Metcalf, and a surprise signing of veteran QB Aaron Rodgers. Key defensive additions feature former Panthers corner Jalen Ramsey, pass‑rusher T.J. Watt, and linebacker Payton Wilson. Draft picks like OLB Nick Herbig (4th‑round) and TE Darnell Washington add youth, while seasoned contributors such as kicker Chris Boswell and TE Pat Freiermuth round out the core. The list, set on Aug. 30 with practice squad moves on Aug. 31, will evolve throughout the campaign.
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.
The Steelers Now post, updated Oct. 22, breaks down the Pittsburgh Steelers’ two‑deep depth chart for Week 7’s matchup against the New Orleans Saints in Paris. Quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers starts, with Mason Rudolph as the primary backup and third‑string Drew Allar listed for emergencies. The backfield features RB Jaylen Warren alongside Rico Dowdle (questionable) and Travis Homer. Wide receivers include DK Metcalf, Michael Pittman Jr., and Isaiah Hodgins, while Ben Skowronek is noted as out. Tight ends Pat Freiermuth and Darnell Washington lead the unit. The defensive roster lists starters like Cameron Heyward, T.J. Watt, and Asante Samuel Jr., with injury and status markings (red for injured, maroon for IR/PUP/NFI). The chart combines official data, team sources, and the site’s analysis, highlighting rookies, returning starters, and practice‑squad elevations.
The Pittsburgh Penguins rally from a 0-2 deficit to defeat the Nashville Predators 3-2 in overtime on Oct. 24, 2026. Evgeni Malkin misses his first game, prompting Avery Hayes to step in, while Arturs Silovs starts in net. Nashville scores early, but Connor Dewar ties it at 1-1 in the second period. The Predators regain the lead before Sidney Rakell forces a 2-1 comeback with a one‑timer off Saros’ pad with 1:06 left. In overtime, Ville Koivunen curls a wrist shot past Saros to clinch the win. Saros makes 24 saves, but the Pens improve to 5-6-1 on the season.
The Steelers front office spent Saturday in Austin watching a potential first‑round QB showdown between Texas’ Arch Manning and Ole Miss’ Trinidad Chambliss. Manning, once the presumed No. 1 pick, has slipped to No. 5 after recent losses, while Chambliss, a redshirt senior who led the SEC in passing and earned a top‑12 draft grade, climbed to the No. 4 spot per Steelers Now analyst Derek Bell. Both quarterbacks topped the Steelers’ in‑person scouting list, which now includes the top six QBs of the 2027 class. The report also lists other prospects the Steelers evaluated, from edge rusher Colin Simmons (No. 2) to OT Trevor Goosby (No. 10).
In this edition of Depot After Dark (Oct. 24), the Steelers head to Paris for a Week 7 clash with the New Orleans Saints, marking the first NFL game on French soil. Meanwhile, the Ravens sit out quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is listed as out for the upcoming matchup. The segment also highlights the league’s scouting focus on the top 2027 quarterback prospects, reviewing their skill sets and draft potential. Quick, bite‑sized updates give fans the essential scores, player statuses, and future talent outlook without the need for a full‑length article.
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