Rodgers Expresses Confidence in NFL Security Decisions for Paris Game
Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed confidence in the NFL's security decisions for a game in Paris, despite recent civil unrest in the city.
Greenville New Bern Washington, NC, October 23, 2026 —
Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed confidence in the NFL’s security decisions for a game in Paris, according to the available account, which also noted recent civil unrest in the city.
The account did not provide details about the unrest, including when it occurred or where in Paris it took place. It also did not specify when or in what setting Rodgers made his comments, or whether he explained the reasons for his confidence.
Details of the NFL’s security decisions were not provided. The account does not identify particular measures, describe how they were determined, or say whether any changes to game plans were made. It also does not give the date of the game or identify the venue.
As a result, the reported statement establishes Rodgers’ expressed confidence but offers no further information about the league’s assessment or arrangements. No comments from NFL officials, local authorities or other players were included in the account, and no independent details about the situation were supplied.
The available information does not indicate whether the civil unrest affected preparations for the game or whether the NFL issued a separate public explanation. Those details remain unspecified; the account provides only Rodgers’ confidence in the league’s security decisions and the general reference to recent unrest in Paris.
Story summarized from the original created by KEN MAGUIRE, Associated Press on www.wnct.com, see more information here.
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