How to Watch the Steelers Game Today: Saints in Paris on NFL Network

The Steelers play the New Orleans Saints today, Sunday, October 25, 2026, at Stade de France near Paris, with kickoff at 9:30 a.m. ET. In the U.S. the game is on NFL Network (and on WTAE-TV in the Pittsburgh market), and you can also stream it through NFL+ on a phone or tablet or through a live-TV streaming service that carries NFL Network.

This is the NFL’s first regular-season game in Paris, and the Saints are the designated home team. Below is everything you need to tune in: TV, streaming, radio, international options and how to catch a replay if you miss the early start.

Quick answer: Steelers vs. Saints viewing details

As of October 2026, here is what the Steelers’ official viewing guide and NFL.com list:

The early start catches a lot of people out. If you’re used to a 1 p.m. kickoff, you’ll be well into the first half by the time you’d normally turn on the TV.

How to watch on TV

NFL Network (national)

NFL Network is the national broadcaster for this game, so it is not on CBS, FOX or NBC outside of local arrangements. ESPN’s viewing guide confirms ESPN is not airing it; NFL Network has it.

If you have cable or satellite, check whether NFL Network is in your package. It’s often on a sports tier rather than the basic lineup.

Pittsburgh area: WTAE-TV

Fans in the Pittsburgh market can watch on WTAE-TV, according to the Steelers. The team also notes that KDKA-TV airs a pregame show starting at 8:30 a.m. ET, an hour before kickoff.

How to stream the Steelers game

Option 1: A live-TV streaming service

If you’ve cut the cord, the most straightforward way to get the game on a big screen is a live-TV streaming service that includes NFL Network. Outlets including Rolling Stone and ESPN point to services such as Fubo, Sling, DirecTV and Hulu + Live TV as ways to get NFL Network.

Plan tiers matter. NFL Network is not in every base package on every service, and channel lineups change, so check the specific plan’s channel list before you sign up. Some services offer free trials to new customers, but trial terms vary and change often.

To get set up:

1. Pick a service and confirm NFL Network is included in the plan you’re choosing.
2. Sign up on the service’s official website or app.
3. Install the app on your TV, streaming stick, console or phone and sign in.
4. Find NFL Network in the live guide shortly before 9:30 a.m. ET.

Option 2: NFL+ (phones and tablets)

NFL+ is the league’s own subscription service, and NFL.com lists it alongside NFL Network for this game. There’s one important catch: NFL Support says live local and primetime games on NFL+ are only available on mobile devices (phones and tablets) because of broadcast restrictions. NFL+ is also only available to users in the United States, per the Steelers.

Sources describe the required tier slightly differently. The Steelers’ guide mentions NFL+ Premium for watching on a phone or tablet, while the NFL describes base NFL+ as including the NFL Network stream. If you only want to watch live, check the current plan details on NFL.com before you pay. Pricing and plan features can change.

How to listen on the radio

The Steelers Audio Network carries the game, with pregame coverage starting very early at 5:30 a.m. ET, according to the team. Your options:

• Pittsburgh radio: WDVE 102.5 FM and WBGG 970 AM.
• Steelers Nation Radio: streams on Steelers.com and the official Steelers mobile app.
• SiriusXM: subscribers can listen through SiriusXM’s NFL coverage.
• Spanish-language radio: streamed at steelers.com/espanol, and on El Heraldo Radio 98.5 FM in Mexico.
• Ireland: the Steelers’ partnership with Off The Ball carries the Audio Network broadcast, with kickoff at 1:30 p.m. local time.

Radio is the easiest option if you’re driving, at work or simply don’t have NFL Network.

Watching from outside the U.S.

The Steelers say NFL Game Pass International subscribers can watch live through DAZN in countries outside the United States, Canada and China. In Mexico, the team’s Spanish-language guide lists ESPN on TV, Disney+ for streaming and NFL Game Pass on DAZN.

Rights vary by country, so check DAZN or your local broadcaster to see what’s available where you are. Use official services only; unofficial “free stream” sites are unreliable and often unsafe.

Missed kickoff? How to catch a replay

The 9:30 a.m. ET start means plenty of fans will miss part or all of the live broadcast. According to NFL Support, NFL+ Premium subscribers can watch full and condensed replays of current-season games shortly after the telecast ends. Unlike live games, replays work on supported connected devices such as smart TVs, game consoles and streaming players, not just phones.

The NFL’s plan comparison makes clear that full-game replays are a Premium feature, not part of the base NFL+ tier. Free highlights are also posted on Steelers.com and the NFL’s official channels after the game.

Quick tips for game day

• Test your stream early. Sign in and open NFL Network before 9 a.m. ET so you aren’t fixing logins at kickoff.
• Mind the time zone. Kickoff is 9:30 a.m. Eastern. On the West Coast, that’s 6:30 a.m.
• Check your plan, not just the service. A streaming service can carry NFL Network on one tier and leave it out of another.
• Watching on a console or streaming stick? Live-TV service apps work on those devices. Live NFL+ games don’t, but NFL+ Premium replays do.

All broadcast details here come from official team and league listings and reputable outlets as of October 2026. Late changes are rare but possible, so check Steelers.com or NFL.com on game morning if anything looks off.