Aaron Rodgers praised the historic NFL regular‑season game in Paris after the Steelers edged the Saints 16‑10, but admitted he struggled to read the stadium clock from under center. The veteran completed 19‑of‑30 passes for 212 yards and a touchdown, with no interceptions, while Jaylen Warren rushed for 101 yards. Rodgers lauded the venue, grass, and the French anthem, and the win lifts Pittsburgh to 5‑2 atop its division ahead of a Sunday showdown with the Browns.
The Steelers' win over the Vikings in Dublin last season was a rousing success, thanks in part to the debut of Spencer Anderson as an extra offensive lineman. And in the Steelers' second straight international game, they did it again in a 16-10 win over the Saints on Sunday afternoon at Stade de France.
The Steelers’ new red‑zone gem proves unstoppable: after Pat Freiermuth’s Week 5 TD, rookie Darnell Washington repeats the feat in Week 7, helping Pittsburgh edge the New Orleans Saints 16‑10. The article breaks down the play’s design, why it’s difficult for defenses to stop, and how it could become the team’s go‑to scoring weapon as the season progresses.
Aaron Rodgers confirms the 2026 season will be his final year, even after moving past Peyton Manning on the NFL’s all‑time passing‑touchdown list. The Steelers’ quarterback threw his 540th career TD to Darnell Washington in the win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris, securing sole possession of third place behind Tom Brady and Drew Brees. Despite the milestone and a strong 3,322‑yard, 24‑TD season, Rodgers says he won’t play beyond this year, focusing on his family and a quiet post‑retirement life.
The Steelers extend their winning streak to three, beating the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in the NFL’s inaugural Paris game and improving to 5-2. Meanwhile, the Browns upset the Titans with a last‑second field goal, keeping the AFC North race tight as Cleveland (5-2) and Pittsburgh (5-2) vie for the division lead. Pittsburgh sits as the No. 6 seed behind the Broncos, while the AFC playoff picture features the Chiefs (5‑0) and Bills (5‑1) atop the standings. The Steelers host the Browns next week in a pivotal matchup.
NFL Week 7 delivered clear winners and losers. The Atlanta Falcons upset the San Francisco 49ers, moving a half‑game closer to the division lead thanks to Michael Penix Jr.’s offense and a defense that forced two fumbles and two interceptions. Deshaun Watson posted his first 300‑yard passing game (308 yards, 25‑of‑36) to lead the Cleveland Browns to a game‑winning drive. Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints’ rushing attack sputters with Alvin Kamara gaining just five yards on six carries and the team finishing with a paltry 18 yards on 17 attempts. The Carolina Panthers’ rush defense collapses, allowing 43 points and a season‑high to Tampa Bay. Derrick Henry struggles for the Ravens, managing only 45 yards on 17 carries. These performances shape the early playoff picture.
The Steelers dominate the Saints with a gritty 16-10 victory at Stade de France, despite a late‑season Paris trip. Pittsburgh’s defense holds firm all game while the running game outperforms New Orleans, earning the team a hard‑won win. The article breaks down positional grades for the contest, highlighting standout performers and areas needing improvement.
Week 7 delivered drama across the NFL, highlighted by the league’s first regular‑season game in France where the Steelers defeated the Saints 16‑10 at Stade de France. Fans slammed the national‑anthem performance and questioned several calls, including a overturned fumble on T.J. Watt. In Nashville, a missed false‑start before Cleveland’s game‑winning field goal sparked Titans fan ire. The Falcons snapped the 49ers’ unbeaten streak, the Bengals rallied from a 13‑0 halftime hole to beat the Ravens 35‑13, and the Vikings moved to 6‑0. Notably, Garrett Wilson shouted at Geno Smith as the Dolphins earned their first win, while J.J. McCarthy guided the Giants to an overtime victory in his debut start.
Aaron Rodgers celebrated the Pittsburgh Steelers' win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris in style.
After a rocky start that saw home losses to Baltimore and Chicago, the Atlanta Falcons rebounded with a 29-20 win over the San Francisco 49s on Oct. 25, 2026, snapping a three‑game home skid and improving to 3-4. Quarterback Michael Penix threw for 213 yards and three TDs on 25 of 34 attempts, while Drake London hauled in seven catches for 66 yards and a score. Coach Kevin Stefanski praised the electric atmosphere at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium, crediting the fans for rattling the visitors as San Francisco committed four turnovers. The Falcons now chase a .500 record in Week 8 at Tampa Bay.
Analysts Pete Prisco (CBS Sports) and Ran Carthon flag lingering issues in the Steelers’ defense despite a solid recent stretch that yielded only three touchdowns in 15 quarters. The piece dissects the 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 22, noting strong run stopping but exposing gaps in pass coverage and situational tackling that could be exploited by tougher opponents. The authors argue the unit is "bent but not broken," yet warn that the lack of consistency may hinder Pittsburgh’s playoff push.
The Steelers snapped their third‑down woes with a season‑high 10 conversions on 16 attempts in a 16‑10 win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris. Pittsburgh’s ground game dominated, rushing for 148 yards on 18 carries (8.2 y/d) and sustaining drives of 8–14 plays. Aaron Rodgers sparked the offense with a 51‑yard catch to DK Metcalf on 3rd‑and‑14, leading to a Darnell Washington TD. The team ran the ball on third down seven times, converting six, and improved from being 28th in EPA to first in the division at 5‑2. Despite missed red‑zone opportunities, the efficient offense showcased the Steelers’ resurgence.
After a gritty 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints in the NFL’s first regular‑season game in Paris, the Pittsburgh Steelers improve to 5‑2 but quarterback Aaron Rodgers warns the offense is far from finished. In a post‑game interview he points to red‑zone inefficiency, excessive penalties and overall sloppy execution as the biggest issues, despite the defense’s strong showing. Rodgers’ blunt message comes as the Steelers head back home to host the Cleveland Browns next Sunday, a divisional showdown that could decide the AFC North tiebreaker and cement Pittsburgh’s lead.
Coach Mike McCarthy praises the Steelers' traveling fan base after Pittsburgh's first overseas victory, a 24‑17 win over the New Orleans Saints in Paris on Oct. 25, 2026. He highlights the sea of Terrible Towels that outnumbered Saint supporters, calling the fans’ energy a clear advantage. The article notes the growing tradition of Steelers fans following the team abroad, marking the franchise’s second international game in as many years.
In Week 7, the Steelers secure a 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints in Paris, while the AFC North battle intensifies as the Baltimore Ravens squander a lead against the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Cleveland Browns hit the road. The Ravens’ second‑half collapse tightens the division race, leaving all three teams vying for the top spot as the season heads into its crucial mid‑point.
The Steelers clinched a 16‑10 win over the Saints in Paris, the NFL’s inaugural regular‑season game in France, as Aaron Rodgers scrambled for a crucial fourth‑quarter first down and joked about his declining speed. Analyst Andrew Fillipponi highlighted a self‑effacing interview where Rodgers admitted he’s slower but said his unexpected runs fire up teammates, noting the moment humanizes the veteran quarterback. Rodgers also celebrated his 540th TD pass, moving past Peyton Manning into third all‑time, and urged the league to schedule a dedicated International Week. The Steelers head into Week 8 against the Browns with Rodgers facing his likely final season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers, sitting 5-2 after a 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints, open Week 8 as 4.5-point favorites against the Cleveland Browns, according to VSiN. Riding a three‑game winning streak, the Steelers aim to improve to 6-2 before their Week 9 bye. Las Vegas odds reflect confidence in the Steelers' momentum heading into the rematch.
Former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner apologizes on X for repeatedly mistaking Steelers RB Jaylen Warren for Colts tight end Tyler Warren during the Steelers' 16-10 victory over the Saints. Warner admitted the slip‑up, saying it “stinks as an announcer” and praised Warren’s performance – 101 rushing yards on 18 carries and three receptions for 36 yards. Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth adds that Warren has been underrated and is one of the toughest runners to tackle in the league.
After mixing up Jaylen Warren with Tyler Warren, Kurt Warner apologized for his on-air error.
The Steelers beat the Saints 16‑10 at Stade de France on Oct. 25, 2026, and the game proceeded smoothly despite massive protests across France. NFL security was heightened, and both head coach Mike McCarthy and QB Aaron Rodgers praised the venue, the French anthem and the atmosphere. A planned fan event in the Bastille district was canceled, but players felt safe and enjoyed the historic setting. The article notes France’s ongoing anti‑government unrest, with over 550,000 demonstrators and curfews, while emphasizing that the NFL prioritized team and fan safety.
After the Steelers’ Paris win over the Saints, 42‑year‑old quarterback Aaron Rodgers used the post‑game press conference to push for a dedicated international‑game week followed by a universal bye. He recalled a CBA proposal that would have let each team play abroad while preserving player health, but owners chose a 17th regular‑season game instead. Rodgers criticized owners for prioritizing revenue over safety and urged the league to fund cultural events and outreach during overseas trips. His remarks highlight ongoing debate over NFL expansion and player welfare.
The Steelers edge the Saints 16-10 in Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season, with the game played in Paris. The article highlights key contributors: Zach Frazier shines in the All‑22 slate, exploiting the Saints’ weak run defense, while running back Rico Dowdle also makes an impact. It breaks down the winners and losers on both sides, noting how Pittsburgh’s adjustments paid off and where New Orleans fell short.
The Steelers extend their winning streak to three games with a gritty 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. Pittsburgh’s defense steadies the ship in crucial moments, while the offense sustains drives enough to secure the win. Saints linebacker comments on one “advantage” Aaron Rodgers had, highlighting the subtle edge that helped New Orleans stay competitive despite the loss.
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in the NFL Paris Game at Stade de France, with Chris Boswell making three field goals.
The Steelers beat the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in Paris, moving to 5-2 thanks to a stout defense. Linebacker Patrick Queen credits veteran Elandon Roberts for energizing the ILB group, noting the chant “Go Be Y’all” that sparked their effort. Queen and rookie Payton Wilson emerge as top performers, highlighting the unit’s overall impact despite a few lapses.