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The Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints are heading to Paris for a historic NFL game, but growing unrest in France has given traveling fans another concern to consider before they travel. With protests spreading across the country, questions about…

The U.S. Department of State has placed France under a Level 2 travel advisory urging increased caution due to civil unrest and terrorism, raising safety concerns ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints matchup. The historic game remains scheduled for October 25 at Stade de France in Saint-Denis, marking the NFL's first regular-season contest held in France.
While the general advisory does not specifically mention the NFL, widespread student-led demonstrations and protests across the country have put security under scrutiny. The NFL confirmed that preparations remain on schedule and stated it is collaborating closely with local French authorities on all operational and security arrangements.
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