Tyler Shough completed 30 of 38 passes for 278 yards, a touchdown, and a pick in the Saints' 16-10 loss to the Steelers on Sunday. He was the Saints' leading rusher with seven yards on three carries. Shough didn't have a terrible game, all things considered. He was accurate, put up decent yardage, but was just held out of the end zone. Obviously, that's a big part of fantasy football, but it's also important to remember that because the Saints had no running game, it made things a little tougher for Shough in the passing game
Steelers running back Jaylen Warren has been the focal point of the offense this season, and it was no different today against the Saints in Paris. Warren made big plays both running the ball and catching passes out of the backfield as the Steelers won 16-10. On a day when both quarterbacks, Aaron Rodgers and Tyler Shough, were find but not spectacular, the difference was the running game: Warren and Rico Dowdle consistently picked up yardage against the Saints’ defense, while Saints running backs Alvin Kamara and Kendre Miller could do nothing against the Steelers’ defense. Warren finished with 18 carries for 101 yards and three catches for 36 yards. Dowdle added nine carries for 41 yards and six catches for 45 yards. Kamara had six carries for five yards and Miller had eight carries for six yards against a Steelers front that was dominant all game. Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen had a big day. Rodgers also made his presence felt running the ball, with an eight-yard run on third-and-6 just before the two-minute warning to keep the Steelers’ game-clinching drive alive. In addition to losing the game, the Saints lost safety Justin Reid left the game with a concussion, and running back CJ Donaldson left the game with a shoulder injury. Saints wide receiver Barion Brown had a big day in a losing effort, leading the team with 57 receiving yards and also having a 42-yard kickoff return and 20-yard punt return. The win improves the Steelers’ record to 5-2 and they’re in the thick of the race in the very competitive AFC North. The Saints fall to 2-5, and they’re not out of it in the NFC South
The last play of the first half today in Paris saw the Steelers’ offense have to rush off the field after Aaron Rodgers was sacked on third down with no timeouts remaining, and the Steelers’ field goal team had to rush onto the field. But despite the somewhat chaotic scene, Chris Boswell hit a 47-yard field goal as time expired on the first half, and the Steelers lead 13-10. It’s been a back-and-forth battle that saw Rodgers throw for 164 yards and a touchdown in the first half, and Saints quarterback Tyler Shough throw for 152 yards and a touchdown. Shough came into the game with broken bones in his left hand, and during the game he appeared to be getting his right hand examined by the medical staff as well, but he hasn’t shown any ill effects. Although it’s officially a Saints home game, t’s a largely pro-Steelers crowd in Paris for the NFL’s first regular-season game in France. And those fans liked how the first half ended
Maybe the words “clear and obvious” get lost in translation into French. That’s the only explanation for why the replay review process in Paris today overturned what appeared to be Pittsburgh’s T.J. Watt strip-sacking Saints quarterback Tyler Shough. Watt hit Shough, knocked the ball loose and came up with it when they both fell to the ground, and the officials on the field immediately ruled it a fumble that Watt recovered. But an expedited replay review overturned it to a sack and Shough down by contact. That’s not the way it looked, and it certainly didn’t look so clear and obvious to justify the immediate overturn from the expedited review. Two plays later, the Saints kicked a field to tie the score 3-3. On the next drive, however, Pittsburgh re-took the lead, on a quick drive that saw Aaron Rodgers hit DK Metcalf downfield for a 51-yard pass, and then throw a four-yard touchdown pass to Darnell Washington. That touchdown pass was the 540th of Rodgers’ career, moving him ahead of Peyton Manning and into third in NFL history, behind only Tom Brady and Drew Brees. The Steelers lead 10-3
The Week 7 NFL schedule features top matchups such as Bengals vs. Ravens, Packers vs. Lions, and Rams vs. Raiders as part of the Sunday NFL slate, leading into a Sunday Night Football potential Super Bowl preview of Chiefs vs. Seahawks. Moving past the one-third point of the 2026 NFL season, SportsLine's team of NFL experts can pull from more reliable team trends and statistics, special matchup strengths and weaknesses, and game film, leading to plenty of confident NFL picks on the Week 7 NFL schedule to use for NFL Week 7 predictions and NFL ATS picks and prop bets. The latest Week 7 NFL odds list the Lions as 3-point favorites against the Packers with an over/under of 55.5 total points, the highest of the Week 7 NFL slate. The Seahawks are 3-point favorites against the Chiefs on Sunday Night Football, with an over/under of 42.5. Bet on NFL Week 7 with the newest DraftKings promo code and get $200 in bonus bets with a $5+ bet, plus three free months of NBA League Pass: Whether you are looking for NFL betting advice for the nationally broadcast games, or seeking under-the-radar value from games such as Giants vs. Texans, Buccaneers vs. Panthers or Broncos vs. Cardinals, you can find online sports betting picks here from SportsLine's top experts as opportunities to capitalize on the latest sportsbook promos from the best online sports betting apps . The Week 7 NFL slate concludes with Cowboys vs. Eagles on Monday Night Football from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Bet with the BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS for up to $1,500 in bonus bets: The pick: Steelers (-3) "The Steelers thrive when opposing teams can't stop the run," Adam Thompson said. "Jaylen Warren can get it going vs. a Saints D that's 30th in rush yards allowed and allows 4.8 yards per attempt. That sets up Aaron Rodgers to have a big day. Then the Steelers' defense can limit Tyler Shough, who's managed only 240 pass yards the last two weeks combined." Bet on the NFL with the BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS for up to $1,500 in bonus bets: The pick: Under 50.5 total points "The 49ers lost Mike Evans on Monday, and the injury seemed to completely sink the offense, as they kicked a field goal on their first second-half drive, then had three three-and-outs," R.J. White said. "It may be difficult for the rushing attack to pick up the slack against Atlanta's strong run defense, and I don't know if George Kittle can carry the 49ers to a huge point total. Former Falcons coach Raheem Morris has the 49ers defense playing excellent football despite the unit's injuries, and I expect they'll be focused in this revenge spot for their defensive coordinator, giving Michael Penix trouble all night. I understand why the total has to be as high as it is, but this seems like a great spot for the Under." Bet the NFL with the FanDuel promo code and get $350 in bonus bets: The pick: Harold Fannin Jr., Browns, Under 14.5 yards for longest reception "Harold Fannin Jr. has settled into a lower volume role in his second season," Prop Bet Guy Doug said. "After a 6.6 targets per game in 2025, Fannin is down to five per contest this year, as he competes with an improved pass-catching corps for the Browns. His first-read rate is also down from 22% to 15%, as his average depth of target remains right around six yards. Staying Under this line in five of six games, he'll face a stingy Titans tight-end defense that rates third in DVOA (per FTN). The Titans allow the second fewest yards per reception (6.5) and yards per target (4.3) to the position." Claim the Caesars Sportsbook promo code CBSSPORTSBR250 and get up to $250 in bonuses as five days of $50 bet resets here : The pick: Kyler Murray, Vikings, Over 204.5 passing yards "The Vikings look healthy coming out of the bye, and this could be our first chance at an extended look at what the offense is supposed to be," R.J. White said. "Kyler Murray was injured early in Week 1 and struggled in his return in Week 3, as is typical with QBs in their first g
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The Pittsburgh Steelers (4-2) are favored against the New Orleans Saints (2-4) in the first NFL game in France. The Steelers' defense has been strong, allowing 21.3 points per game and ranking ninth in total defense. The Saints' defense has struggled, allowing 29.7 points per game and ranking 31st in total defense. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been effective for the Steelers, while Tyler Shough leads the Saints' offense. The SportsLine Projection Model predicts a 59% chance of a Steelers victory
The article highlights key Week 7 matchups and spotlights Steelers’ offensive weapons, notably Jaylen Warren, Aaron Rodgers, and Tyler Shough, as pivotal to the team’s ATS prospects
Shough completed 30 of 38 passes for 278 yards and one touchdown with one interception in Sunday's 16-10 loss to the Steelers. He added seven rushing yards on three carries. With the Saints' ground game getting absolutely nowhere -- Shough actually led the team in rushing yards -- the second-year QB had to air it out frequently once again, but the volume didn't result in much production. Shough will head into a Week 8 bye averaging 39 pass attempts a game -- the fourth-highest mark in the league behind Matthew Stafford, Dak Prescott and Bryce Young -- to go along with a 13:6 TD:INT and 1,721 passing yards
New users can sign up with the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 and get a $55 sign-up bonus after they make $25+ in trades at Kalshi, one of the top prediction market apps . The Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints will meet in the first NFL game in France, with Sunday's kickoff set for 9:30 a.m. ET. We're looking at the key prices for trades you can make on Sunday's game at Kalshi. Get started at Kalshi with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55: For the terms and conditions of this offer, check out the Kalshi promo code review page. Ensure prediction markets are legal in your state before making trades, and we have you covered if you're new to trading and need to know how prediction markets work . Quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers (4-2) are rolling pretty good and have won three of their past four, though they did need overtime to get past Tampa Bay 26-19 on Sunday. Rodgers topped 250 passing yards in three of those and threw for 235 in the other. The defense has had some letdowns, but it allows 21.3 points per game and is ninth in total defense (307.5 yards per game) while the Saints allow 378 yards (29th) and 29.7 points per contest (31st). The SportsLine Projection Model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, has Pittsburgh winning in 59% of its simulations. A Pittsburgh win is trading at $0.57 per share on Kalshi, which equates to a 57% probability in the latest Steelers vs. Saints odds. Trade $25+ on Kalshi using the promo code CBSSPORTS55 to get a $55 sign-up bonus: New Orleans snapped a three-game losing skid with a 34-27 victory against the Giants on Sunday to move to 2-4, and the defense has been a serious problem. The offense hasn't been great either, but Tyler Shough is leading a unit that averages 25.3 points, which ranks 10th in the NFL, even though it is 20th in total yards per game at 321.5. Shough has totaled just 240 passing yards over the past two weeks after topping 250 in each of the first four games. The Giants piled up 461 yards in Sunday's game, but New Orleans had four takeaways and the offense put up 175 rushing yards. The SportsLine model has the Saints winning in 41% of its simulations. A New Orleans win is trading at $0.44 per share on Kalshi, with the $0.44 price equating to a 44% probability in the odds. Make trades at Kalshi using the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 and get $55 as a sign-up bonus: The Saints' defense has been a sieve, and even though it made big plays last week, New Orleans is still minus-3 in turnover differential, with its 12 turnovers tied for third-most in the league. Pittsburgh has given the ball away seven times and is plus-3. The Saints allow eight more points game, but the Saints score 2.5 more per contest. Three of New Orleans' four losses have been by at least 10 points, with the other decided by one in overtime. Three of Pittsburgh's four victories have been by at least a touchdown. The model has Pittsburgh winning by more than 2.5 points in 55% of simulations. On Kalshi, the Steelers winning by three or more points is trading at $0.52. Pittsburgh losing by fewer than 2.5 points, or winning outright, trades at $0.49 per share. Get a $55 bonus with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 after trading $25+: These offenses average more than 48 points combined, and SportsLine's model has the teams putting up more than 44.5 points between them in 59% of its simulations. Its predicted score comes in right around 50 points. Shough showed in the early going that he can put up strong numbers, and Rodgers has been doing the same for more than two decades. The Saints are 25th in the NFL against the pass, allowing 239.7 yards per game. The Steelers allow just 204 passing yards (eighth) but give up 103 rushing yards per game (14th). The Saints allow 138 on the ground, which ranks 30th in the NFL. The Steelers and Saints to combine to score 45 points or more is trading at $0.49 on Kalshi, and the game coming in at fewer than 44.5 points is tr
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New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shough completed 16 of 30 passes for 144 yards and three touchdowns, adding five carries for 32 yards and another score in Week 6's 34-27 win over the Giants. His passing yardage was his second-lowest total of the season, potentially due in part to playing through two broken bones in his non-throwing hand. After averaging 45.0 pass attempts per game through his first four contests, Shough has averaged just 27.5 over the last two weeks. His five rushing attempts against the Giants were also his second-most of the season, and the Saints are now 2-0 when he records at least five carries. He faces a Steelers defense allowing just 204.3 passing yards and one passing touchdown per game. The difficult matchup puts Shough at QB15 in RotoBaller's rankings this week
Already in France for Sunday’s game against the Steelers, the Saints did not have many changes to their Thursday injury report. Running back Alvin Kamara (back) remained limited in the day’s session, while running back CJ Donaldson (shoulder) was upgraded from limited to full. Quarterback Spencer Rattler (knee) was added to the report as a full participant. Quarterback Tyler Shough (left hand) remained a full participant. Linebacker Kaden Elliss (calf) and edge rusher Anfernee Jennings (knee) remained limited. Cornerback Koo-Aid McKinstry (head) and defensive lineman Nathan Shepherd (illness) remained full
Saints owner Gayle Benson said last week that the team’s performance has not been acceptable . Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis says he gets it. “I understood where she’s coming from, and I think every once in a while we all need to be a little uncomfortable. That’s OK,” Loomis said today in Paris, where the Saints will play on Sunday. Asked about building a winning team, Loomis acknowledged it hasn’t happened. “We haven’t done that yet, have we? This is an outcome-based sport, and it’s not good enough yet.” Still, Loomis says the Saints’ process is good, even if the results haven’t been. “I like the direction we’re going,” Loomis said. “We’re a young, developing team and we have to recognize that. I recognize that. We’ve got a young coach 22 games into his career. That’s where we’re at.” Saints quarterback Tyler Shough is showing promise, in Loomis’s opinion. “It all starts with the quarterback and I think we’re all excited about him,” Loomis said. “There’s still a lot of development. He’s 13 or 14 games. He hasn’t even started a full season yet.” Despite a 2-4 start, Loomis still believes this Saints team can win. “We didn’t get the outcomes that we were expecting or wanted, but they were there ready for us to take them. One of the things about a young team is they have to learn how to win, and we’re in that process.”
Tyler Shough completed 16-of-30 passes for 144 yards and three touchdowns in the Saints 34-27 win over the Giants. Shough continues to play through broken bones in his non-throwing hand. After a slow start in the first quarter, he had a solid afternoon the rest of the game. He also added another touchdown on the ground. He'll face the Steelers next week
Saints running back Alvin Kamara reached a career milestone while putting his team in the lead for the first time on Sunday. Kamara took a short pass from Tyler Shough and carved through the Giants defense for a 31-yard touchdown. The score capped the first possession of the second half and put the Saints up 17-10 with 12:21 to play in the third quarter. The catch was Kamara’s first of the day and it moved him over 5,000 receiving yards for his career. Per the Fox broadcast, he’s the sixth player in NFL history with 5,000-plus rushing yards as well as 5,000-plus receiving yards. The Giants had a 10-0 lead in the first half, but they’ll now have to play catchup to avoid falling to 3-2-1 on the season
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