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The New Orleans Saints have been in Paris all week, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are just leaving Thursday night. History says this is great for the Saints.

The New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers are scheduled to play the first NFL game in Paris, France, in Week 7. Writer Darrion Gray argues that the Steelers have handed New Orleans an advantage due to contrasting travel schedules. While the Saints flew to France immediately after their Sunday game, Pittsburgh is reportedly not departing until Thursday night.
Gray notes that Paris is six hours ahead of Pittsburgh, giving the Steelers minimal time to adjust before practicing upon arrival. The writer highlights that the Saints have had all week to acclimate to the significant time change, comparing the situation to Week 1 when early-arriving San Francisco defeated the Los Angeles Rams in Australia.
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