New York Jets vs. Pittsburgh Steelers odds, expert tips, how to watch: A reunion between Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams

Like it or not, Aaron Rodgers and the lackluster New York Jets are back in prime time on Sunday Night Football and are slight favorites away from home against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Last week, in the first game since head coach Robert Saleh was fired, the Jets made enough mistakes to blow a chance to win against the division rival Buffalo Bills. On Sunday night, Rodgers will send his old forces into the frigid air of the Steel City to face an elite defense.

Last week, the Steelers scored 32 points and showed clear game control, turning field goal attempts into touchdowns. Through the first three weeks of the season, Pittsburgh converted only half of its red zone chances into touchdowns; The Steelers have won 7 of 10 in their last three games.

However, the improvement did not allow quarterback Justin Fields to keep his job. The Steelers ended or exacerbated the team's QB controversy by hinting that Russell Wilson will be the starter against the Jets. Sunday's game might feel more like 2015. At the time, both Wilson and Rodgers were Pro Bowlers. In 2024 they look more like relics. If these offenses continue to falter in Week 7, this could turn into a placekicker instep competition.

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New York Jets vs Pittsburgh Steelers odds

How to watch Jets vs. Steelers

• Venue: Acrisure Stadium-Pittsburgh
• Time: 8:20 p.m. ET
• TV: NBC
• Streaming: Peacock, Fubo (try for free)

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