Sacré bleu! Saints run over by Steelers in France, 16-10
SAINT-DENIS, France (WVUE) - The NFL’s first appearance in France generally was viewed as an enormous success for the New Orleans Saints. At least, right up until the game began. Playing Sunday (Oct. 25) before a sellout crowd just north of Paris at Stade de France, the Saints rolled out a running game that looked as limp as undercooked French toast. They managed less than 20 yards on the ground and never led in the game before losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 16-10. The Saints return from Europe with a bye week waiting for them to assess their 2-5 start to the season. “We’ve just got to evaluate everything,” Saints coach Kellen Moore said. “We’ve just got to get better. We have to really dig into it, from the season as a whole.” The Saints’ dreadful rushing attack again reared its head as one of the biggest impediments to victory. While Steelers running backs Jaylen Warren and Rico…

















































