Steelers Defeat Saints in NFL's First Game in France

The Pittsburgh Steelers triumphed over the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in the NFL's inaugural game held in France. Jaylen Warren was a standout player, contributing significantly to the Steelers' offense.

Warren excelled with 18 carries for 101 yards and three receptions for 36 yards. His performance, alongside Rico Dowdle, who added nine carries for 41 yards and six catches for 45 yards, was pivotal against a struggling Saints defense. In contrast, Saints running backs Alvin Kamara and Kendre Miller struggled, with Kamara managing only five yards on six carries.

Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen also had a notable performance. The Saints faced additional setbacks with safety Justin Reid leaving the game due to a concussion and running back CJ Donaldson suffering a shoulder injury. Despite the loss, Saints wide receiver Barion Brown led his team with 57 receiving yards and made significant contributions on special teams. This victory improved the Steelers' record to 5-2, while the Saints fell to 2-5.