Saints players see Eiffel Tower and PSG game and say no worries about security

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Maguire, K. (2026, October 21). Saints players see Eiffel Tower and PSG game and say no worries about security. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/saints-players-see-eiffel-tower-and-psg-game-and-say-no-worries-about-security/article_e36bde97-f674-5dea-be3f-7da6d02c1994.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-21 · by Ken Maguire

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New Orleans Saints players are enjoying their stay in Paris despite recent street protests and curfews, with activities including visiting the Eiffel Tower and attending a Paris Saint-Germain football match against Barcelona. Defensive end Cam Jordan reported no issues related to property damage during his visit near the Eiffel Tower for a flag football clinic. Safety Justin Reid expressed that seeing PSG play was a highlight of his trip, noting the vibrant atmosphere compared to American sports events. The team is scheduled to play the Pittsburgh Steelers at Stade de France on Sunday.
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New Orleans Saints players are enjoying their time in Paris, despite recent protests and curfews. Since arriving on Monday, they have participated in tourist activities such as visiting the Eiffel Tower and watching a Paris Saint-Germain game. The team is scheduled to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Stade de France on Sunday. Players like Devaughn Vele expressed their excitement over immersing themselves in French culture, while others noted that they have not encountered issues related to security or protests. Defensive end Cam Jordan specifically mentioned he did not see anything concerning during his outings. The cleanup from weekend violence continues around Paris, but the NFL has provided ample security for the Saints team throughout their visit.

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Ken Maguire
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Saints ORG · 5× Moore PERSON · 3× Paris GPE · 3× Carlson PERSON · 2× Giants ORG · 2× Jordyn Tyson PERSON · 2× Loomis PERSON · 2× NFL ORG · 2× Paris Saint-Germain ORG · 2× Reid PERSON · 2×

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As for protests, “I don’t think any of us have any worries,” he said, adding the NFL has provided plenty of security for the team. “It’s been a great trip so far,” added Reid, who plans to visit the Palace of Versailles later in the week.
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Claims (39 extracted, 1 hedged)

New Orleans Saints players are having a pretty good time in and around Paris despite recent street protests that resulted in curfews in some trouble spots. asserted
that → have → spots
The Saints face the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday at Stade de France. asserted
Saints → face → France
Since arriving early Monday, they’ve been able to be part-time tourists. asserted
they → arrive → ?
“It’s been an exciting week,” wide receiver Devaughn Vele said. asserted
Vele → say → ?
“I’m a big food guy, so I’ve been taking it all in. asserted
I → ’m → it
I couldn’t even tell you what I’ve tried. asserted
I → tell → what
I didn’t even look at the names. asserted
I → look → names
I just try anything I can, trying to immerse myself in the culture.” asserted
I → try → culture
The day out with teammates included seeing the Eiffel Tower. asserted
day → include → Tower
“It was awesome to see, it’s a beautiful culture, beautiful people,” he said after Wednesday’s practice. asserted
he → see → practice
“I think a lot of the guys have the same excitement. asserted
lot → think → excitement
Municipal workers cleaned debris and shopkeepers repaired windows and security grates Wednesday as the cleanup continued from weekend violence in several Paris locations. asserted
cleanup → clean → locations
Defensive end Cam Jordan, however, said he “didn’t see anything” related to property damage when he visited a flag football clinic near the Eiffel Tower. asserted
he → say → Tower
The Steelers are scheduled to arrive early Friday. asserted
Steelers → schedule → ?
“I’m won’t lie, it was literally the highlight of my trip,” safety Justin Reid said. asserted
Reid → lie → trip
“I loved everything about the game. asserted
I → love → game
I loved the warmup, loved the atmosphere. asserted
I → love → atmosphere
I love how there’s all the signs. asserted
I → love → ?
They have the big tarp that they had before the game with like the ‘Jason’ thing.” asserted
they → have → thing
Reid, who said he grew up playing soccer, wished some games in the U.S. had the same vibe. asserted
games → say → vibe
As for protests, “I don’t think any of us have any worries,” he said, adding the NFL has provided plenty of security for the team. “It’s been a great trip so far,” added Reid, who plans to visit the Palace of Versailles later in the week. asserted
who → think → week
Head coach Kellen Moore confirmed that kicker Daniel Carlson was still in the United States for family reasons: “They’re expecting a little one here in a little bit.” asserted
They → confirm → bit
“We’ve talked through this all. asserted
We → talk → this
We’re all on the same page,” Moore added. asserted
Moore → ’re → page
The Saints could promote Charlie Smyth from the practice squad should Carlson be unavailable. uncertain
Carlson → promote → squad
Guard Cesar Ruiz (knee) also didn’t practice and Moore said his status was “day to day.” asserted
status → practice → day
Ruiz was injured in the Giants game and rookie guard Jeremiah Wright replaced him. asserted
Wright → injure → him
No timeline for Jordyn Tyson Wide receiver Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) won’t practice this week, general manager Mickey Loomis said. asserted
Loomis → practice → Tyson
The 2026 first-round draft pick has yet to make his NFL debut. asserted
pick → have → debut
“We feel like we’re getting closer. asserted
we → feel → ?
I don’t have a specific timetable for that yet, but we’re encouraged,” Loomis said. asserted
Loomis → have → that
“The injury that he has is not the same injury that he had before. asserted
he → have → that
Those can happen,” Loomis said. asserted
Loomis → happen → ?
“It’s unfortunate that it happened at the very beginning of his career.” The Saints have a bye next week before hosting Cleveland in Week 9, Moore wouldn’t commit to Tyson facing the Browns: “Nothing’s locked in yet.” asserted
Nothing → ’ → Browns
McKinstry: Sinus issue affected vision Saints cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry had left the Giants game last week with what was described as a migraine problem. asserted
what → affect → problem
He said Wednesday that it was “more like sinus issue” and affected his vision. asserted
it → say → vision
“I just kind of felt my head starting hurting real bad, lost a little vision in my eye from my headache a little bit,” he said. asserted
he → feel → headache
McKinstry said he thinks it was related to an illness that had gone around the team. asserted
that → say → team
“I was a little under the weather too, myself,” he said. asserted
he → say → weather
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