Overview

• Paris Musketeers erupted for 17 unanswered points in the opening quarter, highlighted by a Jaylon Henderson touchdown pass to Hugo Tekedam.
• Rhein Fire’s offense was held to just 68 passing yards and failed to sustain drives after falling behind early.
• Quarterback Chad Jeffries threw a third-quarter interception to Amir Kilani and was substituted with Rohat Dagdelen late in the fourth.
• The defending champions have now lost back-to-back games, dropping to 1-2 after a previous 7-12 defeat to the Vienna Vikings.
• A crowd of 7,295 at Duisburg’s Schauinslandreisen-Arena witnessed Paris secure its second win of the 2025 ELF season.