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The New Orleans Saints are in Paris ahead of next Sunday's game against Pittsburgh. Despite their 34-27 win over the New York Giants on Sunday, Saints analyst Deuce McAllister says the team has much to fix over the next six days.
"I think we're not really prepared for the size and the magnitude of the protests last weekend as well as the violence that came along with it," Voice of the Saints Mike Hoss said. "It had been peaceful up to that point. We're in week four of this."
The home stretch of the 2026 prep football season begins this week, and this week's schedule features several heavyweight matchups.
The New Orleans Saints will play in the first-ever NFL game in Paris when they take on the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, and league officials say Saints fans--and fans of every other team--should get used to games like this.
The New Orleans Saints continue to prepare for Sunday's game in Paris against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the Saints' arrangements in Paris are giving the players a chance to bond with each other.
We're two days away from the New Orleans Saints taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris, and although the Saints are spending the bulk of their time preparing for the game, the players say they've had a chance to be tourists, too.
By: Ian Auzenne
A leaking oil well is sending petroleum into Bayou Des Allemands, and response crews are doing what they can to contain that spill.
A Jefferson Parish sheriff’s deputy and a suspect are both recovering from wounds they suffered in a shootout on the Westbank.
More than 500,000 Louisiana voters cast ballots during the early voting period that ended on Tuesday. According to pollster John Couvillon, the voter turnout figures are bad news for Republican candidates.
