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NFL players and their wives and girlfriends took in the sights of Paris even as looming protests threatened to tear the city of lights apart.

NFL players and their partners explored and celebrated across Paris ahead of the historic game between the New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers, even as protests and riots affected the city. Partners of Saints players, including Nikki Jordan, Chanel Iman, Avree Anderson, and Yazmina Gonzalez, shared social media updates showing visits to Disneyland Paris, high-end dining, and luxury shopping.
Several Steelers and Saints players also enjoyed the host city ahead of Sunday's matchup at the Stade de France. Pittsburgh's Alex Highsmith and Jaquan Brisker documented visits to local landmarks and dining spots, while New Orleans running back Alvin Kamara attended a EuroLeague basketball game on Friday.
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