(New Orleans, Louisiana) - Who Dat Nation, if you want to watch the Saints take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in France on Sunday morning, you're going to have to wake up early and maybe even do some channel surfing to catch the game.

The New Orleans Saints are coming off a huge victory in New Jersey last Sunday after they defeated the New York Giants. Immediately after the game, the team crossed the pond in preparation for this Sunday's game, so fans will have to wake up early to watch.

Kickoff for the Saints-Steelers game is at 8 a.m. Central. You can either stay up Saturday night to catch the game, or set an alarm for a bit earlier than usual on Sunday morning.

How to Watch Saints-Steelers Game

Now, if you want to watch from the comfort of your home, you won't be able to see it on ESPN, CBS, NBC, or FOX. Unlike most other games, the Saints-Steelers game will not be on your traditional network.

To catch the Saints in France, you will need access to the NFL Network. If your cable or streaming package doesn't include the NFL Network, there are alternatives for watching the game.

The game Sunday morning will also be available on streaming services like NFL+, NFL+ Premium, ESPN Unlimited, and other live TV streaming services that carry NFL Network. Network.

If you don't have access to any of these streaming services, check whether your favorite sports bar or restaurant is opening early on Sunday morning to show the game. I know that Legend's on Verot is hosting a viewing party.

Following their game in Paris, France, the Saints will be off until Sunday, November 8, when they host the Cleveland Browns in New Orleans. Sign up on this station's mobile app for the "Ultimate Who Dat Experience," and you may end up in New Orleans for the Saints' next home game.

 

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