The Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets meet in Week 7 for a primetime Sunday Night Football clash. The Steelers, who sit at 4-2, have performed well this season thanks to a stout defense and timely offensive plays. The Jets, on the other hand, are looking to rebound after a disappointing 2-4 start. The Steelers’ success has been driven by their defense, which has been among the best in the league, allowing just 17 points per game. Their ability to create pressure, led by T.J. Watt and a solid defensive front, has made life difficult for opposing quarterbacks.

Offensively, Pittsburgh has been steady but not explosive. Kenny Pickett has been managing games well, and running back Najee Harris has been a key contributor, providing balance to the offense. For the Jets, it’s been a rough start. Aaron Rodgers’ injury early in the season has left them relying on Zach Wilson, who has struggled to consistently move the offense. The Jets’ defense, led by Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, has been solid, but they’ve been on the field too often due to the offense’s inability to sustain drives. The key for the Jets will be avoiding turnovers and finding ways to exploit Pittsburgh’s defense. This game is expected to be a low-scoring affair, as both teams boast strong defenses and have struggled at times offensively. Pittsburgh is favored, particularly with home-field advantage, but if the Jets can limit mistakes and get their running game going, they could pull off an upset.