The Pittsburgh Steelers went to Paris and managed to pull off a 16-10 win to spoil the New Orleans Saints' big day in their international market. It was not a pretty game, but it's exactly the kind of contest that Pittsburgh wants to play: gritty, physical, and dominating in the trenches.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had no shortage of souvenirs to bring home from Paris, but their defensive captain found something that wouldn't be available in any gift shop.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have figured out how to run the ball very effectively and efficiently, which is bad news for the rest of the NFL. Jaylen Warren has established himself as a high-end running back that can wreck the game by himself if he needs to.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are preparing to take on the Cleveland Browns for the second time during the 2026 season. The Week 8 matchup is a big game as both teams are at the top of the AFC North with records of 5-2.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns will meet with sole possession of first place in the AFC North on the line. The NFL had a chance to give this rivalry the spotlight and passed on it.
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in a matchup that wasn't quite as close as the scoreboard led on. Pittsburgh played well on both sides of the ball as the run game took over, with Jaylen Warren rushing for 101 yards on 18 carries, and on defense, Patrick Queen showed up in a big way.
The Pittsburgh Steelers escaped Paris with a 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints. On the surface, it looked like Pittsburgh struggled to get anything going offensively.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have plenty of reasons to keep a close eye on the Baltimore Ravens throughout the 2026 NFL season. The two AFC North rivals have yet to meet this year, but Baltimore has already made an interesting move involving a player who recently spent time in Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were able to move to 5-2 on Sunday with a win over the New Orleans Saints. It was a messy but complete win as the defense played well while the offense was able to move the ball consistently and close out the game in the end.
The Pittsburgh Steelers handled business during their Week 7 overseas matchup with the New Orleans Saints. A major reason for the victory was the potent rushing attack led by running backs Jaylen Warren and Rico Dowdle.
The AFC North is shaping up for a pivotal stretch of the season for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Week 7 delivered results that set the stage for a massive divisional showdown.
Rayshawn Jenkins has not needed to wait long to line up his next gig. Shortly after his Steelers release, the veteran safety is set to remain in the AFC North.
Jordan Schultz reports the Ravens are signing S Rayshawn Jenkins. Jenkins, 32, is a former fourth-round pick of the Chargers back in 2017 out of Miami.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are now 5-2 after taking down the New Orleans Saints in Paris, France in Week 7 of the 2026 season. The game wasn't necessarily the best win, and the team has things to work on throughout the next week while preparing for its Week 8 clash with the Cleveland Browns.
The Pittsburgh Steelers went to Paris expecting a football game, not a footwear experiment. They came home with their third consecutive victory, although one veteran found himself dealing with a problem that doesn't show up in a box score.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have spent enough Sundays searching for offensive answers that somebody could reasonably suggest checking the old playbooks. In Paris, one familiar idea returned, and the difficult yards suddenly looked a little less miserable.
Kurt Warner joined Dave Pasch and Jason Kelce on the call of Steelers-Saints on Sunday in the NFL’s first-ever game in Paris. But it wasn’t exactly the
The Pittsburgh Steelers traveled overseas ec4looking to extend their winning streak, and while Sunday’s game against the New Orleans Saints wasn’t necessarily a masterpiece, they accomplished what they came to Paris to do.
The Pittsburgh Steelers didn’t have much room for error against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. With their offense struggling to finish drives, the defense needed to make sure the Saints couldn’t capitalize on their own scoring opportunities.
Seven weeks into what appears to be the curtain call season for quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the Steelers sit tied atop the AFC North with the Browns, whom they’ll host next week after losing in Cleveland in Week 4.
The Pittsburgh Steelers take on the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, and it's not just any game. These two teams are going up against each other in a historic showdown in Paris, France, at the Stade de France.
Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers should feel good about themselves after defeating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26-19 in overtime in Week 6 at Raymond James Stadium. But ...