Steelers Top Saints 16-10 in Paris Debut as Rodgers' 540th Career TD Pass Passes Manning for Third All-Time
The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the New Orleans Saints 16-10 at the Stade de France in Paris on October 25, winning the first NFL regular-season game ever played in France to improve to 5-2 with their third straight victory. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw one touchdown, running back Jaylen Warren rushed for 101 yards, and kicker Chris Boswell made three field goals.
In the second quarter, Rodgers found DK Metcalf on a 51-yard pass, then hit tight end Darnell Washington on a 4-yard touchdown. It was the 540th touchdown pass of Rodgers' career, breaking his tie with Hall of Famer Peyton Manning for sole possession of third place all-time, behind only Drew Brees and Tom Brady.
Saints quarterback Tyler Shough threw for 278 yards with one touchdown and one interception, while the team rushed for only 18 yards. New Orleans drove to the Pittsburgh 10-yard line in the second half, but Shough was intercepted by Payton Wilson, wasting a chance to tie. A 52-yard Saints field goal missed late, and the Steelers ran out the clock to seal the win.
Source: GSM·USA
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：巴黎法兰西体育场夜景（资料图）。摄影：Darthvadrouw，CC BY-SA 4.0，取自 Wikimedia Commons。Photo: The Stade de France in Paris at night (file photo). Credit: Darthvadrouw, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
