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‘We Could Run It Against Them’: Steelers ‘Knew’ They Could Beat Saints Up With Ground Game
The Steelers smashed the Saints with the run on Sunday, limiting New Orleans to just 18 rushing yards on 17 attempts while Pittsburgh racked up 148 yards on 30 carries. RBs Jaylen Warren and Rico Dowdle powered the ground attack, earning praise from quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who highlighted the backfield’s confidence. The dominant rushing performance underscores Pittsburgh’s belief they can out‑run any opponent.
Payton Wilson Spills Secrets To His Critical INT, And How Aaron Rodgers Played A Role
Steelers linebacker Payton Wilson credits a focused drill from last week for his game‑changing interception against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday in Paris. Wilson broke up Chris Olave’s out route and snagged a pass from Tyler Shough, a play he says was reinforced by insights from veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The article details Wilson’s preparation routine, the specific drill that honed his technique, and how Rodgers’ mentorship contributed to the pivotal turnover.
Aaron Rodgers Doubles Down, Repeats 2026 Season Will Be His Last
The Steelers improve to 5-2 after a 16-10 Week 7 win over the Saints, largely thanks to 42‑year‑old quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Despite his age, Rodgers continues to scramble for first downs and maintain high-level play, and he has now confirmed that the 2026 season will be his final year in the NFL.
‘It Was A Huge Play’: Payton Wilson ‘Keeps Getting Stronger And Stronger’, McCarthy Says
The Steelers clinch a hard‑earned win in Paris, edging the New Orleans Saints thanks to several game‑changing moments, highlighted by linebacker Payton Wilson’s third‑quarter interception. Wilson leapt to undercut the pass, secured the ball and returned it solidly, a play coach Mike McCarthy hails as a “huge play” that shows Wilson “keeps getting stronger and stronger.” The play proves pivotal in the Steelers’ victory on Oct. 25, 2026.
‘That Was A Goal:’ McCarthy Says Steelers Hit Key Target Number In Run Game
Mike McCarthy’s Steelers finally showcase a balanced attack, tallying a crucial run-game milestone in a 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 25, 2026. After six pass‑heavy outings, the team exploits a defensively weak Saints front, securing the key target number on the ground and cementing a hard‑fought victory. The article highlights how the rushing success reshapes expectations for Pittsburgh’s offense moving forward.
‘A Lot To Work On’: Even In Victory, Aaron Rodgers Offers Honest Evaluation Of Steelers’ Offense
After a 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints at Stade de France, Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says the team’s offense still has “a lot to work on.” Despite racking up 343 total yards and a 5.4‑yard per play average, Rodgers told NFL Network’s Molly McGrath that the performance fell short of his standards, highlighting issues that need fixing heading into the rest of the season.
Injury Recap: Steelers Have Good News On Health Front After Saints Win
The Steelers clinch a 16-10 road win over the New Orleans Saints without significant injury setbacks. The only player listed on the injury report is edge rusher T.J. Watt, who sustained a minor knee knock after a collision on a sack. The victory marks an international triumph for Pittsburgh and suggests the roster remains largely healthy heading into the next games.
Recap: Steelers Leave Paris Happy With Win Over Saints, Advance To 5-2
The Steelers clinched a 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints in their second overseas matchup, improving to 5-2 on October 25, 2026. After winning the opening coin toss, Pittsburgh struck early when RB Jaylen Warren broke a 29‑yard run on the second play, setting the tone for a disciplined defensive performance that held New Orleans to just ten points. Key contributions from both sides keep the game tight, but the Steelers’ balanced attack and staunch defense secure the win and boost their playoff push.
2026 Week 7 Steelers Vs Saints Live Update And Discussion Thread – Second Half
The Steelers build a 13-10 halftime lead over the Saints after dominating the first two quarters, but New Orleans stays within striking distance thanks to a deep Barion Brown reception and a lengthy rookie return. The second half promises an offensive surge from the Saints as they look to overturn the narrow deficit.
Aaron Rodgers Surpasses Peyton Manning On NFL Touchdown Leaderboard
Aaron Rodgers clinches the NFL’s third‑all‑time touchdown pass spot, surpassing Peyton Manning. Needing 13 TD passes to pass the Hall of Famer, Rodgers nails a 4‑yard TD strike to tight end Darnell Washington in the Steelers’ win over the New Orleans Saints at Stade … on October 25, 2026.
2026 Week 7 Steelers Vs Saints Live Update And Discussion Thread – First Half
The Steelers open Week 7 with an early‑morning showdown against the New Orleans Saints as the NFL launches its latest international series in Paris, following the successful Ireland game last season. Despite recent civil unrest in the city, the event proceeds smoothly, with live updates and discussion focusing on the first half of the matchup. Fans get real‑time scores, key plays and reactions as the Steelers aim to capitalize on the global spotlight.
Steelers Vs Saints: Inactives For Week 7
The Steelers announce six inactives for their Week 7 showdown in Paris against the New Orleans Saints. Wide receiver Ben Skowronek (calf) and cornerback Brandin Echols (hamstring) join the list after being ruled out on the final injury report. The remaining inactive players are detailed in the release, giving fans a clear picture of the roster heading into the international matchup on October 25, 2026.
Listen: The Terrible Take (Episode 2,061)
The Terrible Take drops its 2,061st episode on October 25, 2026, delivering a 1‑3 minute daily roundup at 5:30 PM EST. Hosted by Alex Kozora, Dave Bryan, Josh Carney, Ross McCorkle, Melanie Friedlander, Jake Brockhoff, and Joe Clark, the mini‑show offers quick, opinion‑driven takes on the latest Steelers news and broader NFL topics. Listeners get a fast‑paced, seven‑days‑a‑week podcast that mirrors the longer Terrible Podcast but in bite‑size form.
Hoge ‘Impressed’ With Strides In Steelers’ Run Defense But Warns Saints ‘Gonna Be A Test’
Former fullback Merril Hoge says the Steelers’ revamped run defense is finally clicking, noting a steady drop in opponent rushing yards and improved gap discipline. While he’s pleased with the progress, Hoge warns that the upcoming matchup against the New Orleans Saints will be a true test of the unit’s resilience, especially with the Saints’ powerful ground attack slated for Sunday, Oct. 25. He told 102.5 WDVE the Steelers must stay disciplined to contain the Saints’ run game.
Steelers’ Rookies Stepping Up Earlier Than Expected
The Steelers’ 2026 rookie class is already making a significant impact, with the top three draft picks—excluding quarterback Drew Allar—earning starting roles or flirting with them. While not every newcomer dazzles, several have delivered surprising performances that exceed the team’s initial expectations. The article highlights these early contributions and notes the growing confidence in the young talent.
Can Germie Bernard Hit First 100-Yard Game Vs. Saints?
The Steelers' rising wideout Germie Bernard aims to break the 100-yard barrier against the New Orleans Saints. In his last two outings he posted over 80 receiving yards, and he hauled in 11 catches this past Sunday, signaling a steady climb in target share and productivity. With the Saints' defense struggling to contain the pass, Bernard's chance to log his first 100-yard game looks increasingly likely in the upcoming October 25 matchup.
Steelers Vs. Saints Week 7: Game Time, Line, Weather, Injuries, TV, & Radio Schedule
The Steelers (4-2) travel to Paris for Week 7, facing the 2-4 New Orleans Saints at Stade De France on Oct. 25 at 9:30 AM ET. The game airs nationally on NFL Network with Dave Pasch, Kurt Warner, Jason Kelce and Molly McGrath in the booth, while the Steelers Radio Network carries it locally. Fans get details on the natural‑grass field, the 81,338‑seat venue, and the latest injury updates, helping decide if they should tune in.
Depot After Dark: Steelers Visit PSG, Lamar Out For Ravens, Scouting Top 2027 QBs
In this edition of Depot After Dark (Oct. 24), the Steelers head to Paris for a Week 7 clash with the New Orleans Saints, marking the first NFL game on French soil. Meanwhile, the Ravens sit out quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is listed as out for the upcoming matchup. The segment also highlights the league’s scouting focus on the top 2027 quarterback prospects, reviewing their skill sets and draft potential. Quick, bite‑sized updates give fans the essential scores, player statuses, and future talent outlook without the need for a full‑length article.
Pregame Week 7: Five Steelers Thoughts Ahead Of The Saints Game
The Steelers head to France for a Week 7 showdown with the New Orleans Saints, and the blog outlines five key pregame considerations. First, the team faces a grueling red‑eye flight that turns the luxe destination into a "business trip" with little downtime. The piece then examines travel fatigue, the impact of the overseas venue on game planning, potential roster adjustments, and the Saints' offensive threats, all framed by the unique challenges of playing abroad on Oct. 24.
Mike Tomlin Explains Unique Trait That Drives T.J. Watt’s Greatness
Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin reveals the singular habit that fuels T.J. Watt’s unprecedented pass‑rushing dominance. Tomlin says Watt’s relentless study of quarterbacks’ eyes and timing lets him leap for impossible interceptions and repeatedly collapse pockets, making him the most feared defender in Steelers history. The article details specific moments—like a 10‑yard‑away mid‑air grab—and explains how this mental edge translates into his sack‑record run.
Listen: The Terrible Take (Episode 2,060)
The Terrible Take drops its 2,060th mini‑episode on October 24, 2026, delivering a quick 1‑3 minute roundup at 5 PM EST. Steelers Depot hosts Alex Kozora, Dave Bryan, Josh Carney, Ross McCorkle, Melanie Friedlander and Joe Clark as they riff on the day's hottest Steelers news, from game analysis to roster moves. This daily bite‑size format promises the same bold opinions as the full Terrible Podcast, but in a rapid, seven‑days‑a‑week package.
Zach Frazier Offers High Praise For Max Iheanachor’s Quick Learning Curve
Teammate Zach Frazier praises Steelers rookie Max Iheanachor for his rapid learning and on‑field adjustments ahead of his fifth start. Frazier notes that, despite early growing pains, Iheanachor’s progress has been evident as he prepares to face the New Orleans Saints in Paris on Sunday, October 24. The endorsement highlights the young player’s improving football IQ and the positive trajectory of Pittsburgh’s first‑round pick.
Patrick Queen Fined For Hit In Week 6
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen receives a $17,911 fine for an unnecessary roughness hit on a defenseless Tampa Bay Buccaneers player during the Steelers' Week 6 victory. The unpenalized tackle occurs with 7:15 left in the fourth quarter on a pass to WR Emeka [...], prompting NFL discipline.
‘That’s How I Want It:’ Roman Wilson Embraces Aaron Rodgers’ Tough Love
Steelers wide receiver Roman Wilson, currently on IR with a finger injury, missed the team's Paris trip ahead of the Week 7 game and instead visited his alma mater, Michigan. While there, he appeared on FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff before Michigan’s matchup with Indiana, where he reiterated Aaron Rodgers’ tough‑love coaching style, saying, “That’s how I want it.” The piece highlights Wilson’s recovery status, his media spot, and the influence of Rodgers on his mindset.
‘You Just F—ed Us’: Joe Haden Reflects On Botched Pass Interference Call Against Saints
Joe Haden revisits the Steelers' heartbreaking 31-28 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 24, 2016, branding the missed pass‑interference call a “botched” decision that cost Pittsburgh the AFC North lead and playoff chances. Haden details how JuJu Smith‑Schuster’s fumble on the final drive capped a chaotic fourth quarter riddled with turnovers and a failed fake punt, underscoring the impact of that controversial call on the game’s outcome.
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