NFL isn’t backing down from Paris game despite security concerns
The NFL scheduled an NFL game between the New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers to take place in Paris next week, despite protests and unrest occurring in France. The Saints team arrived in Paris and acknowledged the rioting in the city. The NFL responded by implementing heightened security measures for the game. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell stated the league has a very high comfort level with the security arrangements for the Sunday game.
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2 sourcesRoger Goodell is comfortable with security for the NFL's Paris game between the Steelers and Saints
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15 sourcesRoger Goodell is comfortable with security for NFL's Paris game between Steelers and Saints
Roger Goodell is comfortable with security for the NFL's Paris game between the Steelers and Saints
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5 sourcesNFL says heightened security measures will be in place for the Steelers-Saints game in Paris
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4 developments- Oct 18NFL: Paris game to go ahead despite protests in France
- Oct 19Saints players in Paris say they'll steer clear of protest hot spots ahead of Steelers game
- Oct 20NFL says heightened security measures will be in place for the Steelers-Saints game in Paris
- Oct 21Goodell says NFL is comfortable with security around Sunday’s Paris game amid protests
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