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The New Orleans Saints put a poor performance on display for the international fans in Paris, but Chase Young was one of the bright spots…

Who Dat Dish writers argue that defensive end Chase Young provided a key silver lining for the New Orleans Saints during a frustrating loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The site highlights Young's dominant defensive play, which included a critical third-down sack on Aaron Rodgers that set up the Saints' final offensive possession.
Contributor Molly Bauer notes that Young registered 1.5 sacks in the game, putting him on pace for 17 sacks this season. That mark would tie franchise records held by Pat Swilling and La'Roi Glover. Additionally, rookie Barion Brown was highlighted for contributing 57 receiving yards and a 42-yard kick return.
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