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Eleven days to Paris: Steelers–Saints open the NFL’s first France game

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Pittsburgh meets New Orleans at Stade de France on Sunday, October 25 — Week 7, 9:30 a.m. Eastern — one week after London’s final Wembley date.

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Exterior view of Stade de France in Saint-Denis
Stade de France in Saint-Denis, host of Steelers–Saints in Week 7. Photo: Chris93 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0. Resized; display crop may vary.

The NFL’s first regular-season game in France lands Sunday, October 25, when the Pittsburgh Steelers face the New Orleans Saints at Stade de France in Saint-Denis. Kickoff is 9:30 a.m. Eastern / 2:30 p.m. Central European Summer Time — the same early window London used this month.

NFL France is already pushing the countdown. A beIN Sports France trailer circulating Wednesday frames the Paris Game as the next international stop after the London slate, with Saints and Steelers branding locked onto the Stade de France date.

How Paris sits on the international map

Week 6 closes London at Wembley with Texans–Jaguars on October 18. Week 7 shifts the league to Paris for Steelers–Saints, then the domestic slate resumes. The Stade de France date was announced with the 2026 schedule as the league’s first regular-season game in France; tickets and hospitality moved through league and venue partners earlier this summer.

NFL France also flagged a temporary NFL Shop activation in Paris (Galerie Joseph, October 19–25) around game week, separate from the gameday gate at Saint-Denis.

What this article is not

Matchups, injuries and depth charts for Pittsburgh and New Orleans will shift through the next practice week. This piece is the event countdown and broadcast framing for the Paris Game — not a Week 7 preview or injury report.

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