Saints look to take skid-ending effort at Giants overseas
The New Orleans Saints have arrived in Paris with a more positive outlook. They left New York with just their second victory in six games this season. A 34-27 win over the Giants on Sunday stopped a three-game skid and provided a respite from a sense of desperation that had owner Gayle Benson expressing dissatisfaction last week. The Saints now have a 2-1 record on the road, where their only loss came by a point in overtime.
Next, they’ll try to take a winning performance in the Big Apple into another in the City of Lights. They’ll serve as the “home” team against Pittsburgh this Sunday in what's also the NFL’s first scheduled regular-season game in France.
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