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New Orleans Saints are aiming to make history as the 1st team to win in Paris by beating the Pittsburgh Steelers, and these 3 things will make it happen…

Who Dat Dish writers outlined three bold predictions for the New Orleans Saints to secure a victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris. The contributors argue that Kendre Miller will establish himself in the running game, the Saints' pass rush will record multiple sacks, and wide receiver Chris Olave will rebound with a major performance.
Specifically, writer Drew Collings projects Miller to rush for 75 yards and score a touchdown to counter Pittsburgh's pass rush. Additionally, Molly Bauer predicts the defense will record at least four sacks against Aaron Rodgers, while Darrion Gray anticipates Olave surpassing 100 receiving yards from quarterback Tyler Shough.
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