Aaron Rodgers Supports NFL's Paris Game Amid Protests

Aaron Rodgers has expressed his support for the NFL's decision to hold the Steelers-Saints game in Paris, despite the city experiencing violent protests. The Steelers quarterback shared his thoughts with reporters after the team's arrival in the city, emphasizing that the NFL is aware of the situation and would not proceed if it were unsafe.

Preparations for the game at Stade de France are reportedly continuing as planned, according to the NFL. Commissioner Roger Goodell has been in contact with local authorities and U.S. officials regarding safety concerns. However, not everyone shares Rodgers' confidence; former President Donald Trump suggested that the NFL should consider postponing the game due to the unrest.

Concerns have also been voiced by Dani Watt, the wife of Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt, who questioned the decision to go ahead with the game on social media. Additionally, the Steelers have canceled a fan event in Paris, and the U.S. State Department has issued a warning for American fans to remain cautious while attending the game.