Aaron Rodgers overtook Peyton Manning for the third-most touchdown passes in NFL history as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in the first regular-season game to be played in Paris, France.
Rodgers leads Steelers to victory over Saints in first NFL game in Paris
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- NFL would cancel Paris game if unsafe due to riots, Steelers’ Rodgers says
- The Steelers and Saints Face Off in Historic Paris Game — Here’s Where to Stream It Live
- NFL Paris LIVE! Steelers lead Saints at Stade de France
- Rodgers lift Steelers past Saints in first NFL game in Paris
- Rodgers backs 16-game 'NFL International week' after Paris history
- Rodgers now alone with 3rd-most TD passes as Steelers win 1st Paris game
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