Aaron Rodgers says NFL’s Paris game is safe despite PSG cancellation amid unrest
Summary
The NFL’s first regular-season game in Paris between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints will go ahead despite recent protests and unrest in the city. Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said the game is safe and would have been cancelled if it was not, while local authorities continue security measures.Key Facts
- The NFL game is scheduled for Sunday at Stade de France near Paris.
- France has seen large protests caused by rising living costs, poor public schools, and teacher shortages.
- A Ligue 1 soccer match between Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon was postponed because of the protests.
- Police and league officials say they are managing security for the NFL game.
- The NFL pop-up store in Paris will close on Saturday due to safety concerns.
- The US State Department warned Americans to avoid protests and stay cautious during the event.
- Many fans from other countries traveled to Paris to watch the game despite unrest.
- Storm Austen is also affecting the region with weather alerts for northwest France, including Paris.
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