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The New Orleans Saints made their trip to Paris memorable, just not the way fans would have wanted it to be, as they fell to Pittsburgh in the first-ever NFL game played in France, 16-10.

It was a story of a defense that couldn't stop the run and an offense that couldn't get their running game started.

Offense Passes Well...

Though quarterback Tyler Shough had a decent day passing, going 30-for-38 for 278-yards and a touchdown, he also threw his first red zone interception, halting a promising drive that could have given the Saints the lead.

Leading all receivers was veteran running back Alvin Kamara with seven receptions for 57-yards. Rookie receiver Barion Brown had three catches for 57-yards including his 49-yarder deep down the middle.

— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) October 25, 2026

...but Rushes Abysmally

The Saints had an embarrassingly bad day on the ground, rushing for 18-total yards on the day.…