Saints players say they'll steer clear of Paris protest hot spots ahead of Steelers game
Saints tight end Juwan Johnson says some of his family members are “very undecided” about whether to travel to Paris for New Orleans’ game against the Pittsburgh Steelers amid civil unrest in France. The Saints arrived at Charles de Gaulle airport Monday. In a virtual news conference, they addressed questions about the rioting that is making headlines and flooding social media. The NFL said “preparations continue as scheduled for NFL events and the game” at Stade de France on Sunday.
Saints safety Justin Reid says he’ll mostly stay close to the site of the team’s accommodations.
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