Rubio: NFL game in Paris will be 'fine' despite riots
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says he's not worried about the safety of NFL players, coaches and fans in France, where the league will play a game on Sunday amid widespread rioting across the country. "Our embassy feels the game will be fine," Rubio told OutKick and Fox News Digital. "We have no indication the...
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive star T.J. Watt's wife, Dani, has expressed her disbelief at the NFL's decision to continue with their Week 7 game against the New Orleans Saints in Paris, despite ongoing civil unrest in the city. Responding to a report that the NFL is still proceeding with the match, Dani Watt took to social media to voice her concerns. "Tell me how this makes sense?" she questioned via an Instagram story.
The NFL plans to move ahead with the game as scheduled, despite the safety issues arising from violent protests and widespread unrest in Paris. While the league is reportedly increasing security measures for the event, Dani Watt finds it difficult to comprehend the reasoning behind the NFL's decision. The Steelers Wire will continue to provide any relevant updates on the Week 7 Paris game, including official statements from the NFL.
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