Here’s how to watch the Jets vs. Steelers Game of the Week 7 on TV or live streaming

The New York Jets (2-4) bring a three-game losing streak into a matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers (4-2) on Sunday, October 20, 2024 at Acrisure Stadium. New York only has an advantage of 1.5 points. The total score for the game is 38.5.

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How to watch Jets vs. Steelers: TV channel and live stream

TV channels: NBC

Live stream: Watch this game on Peacock

Jets Insights

Offensively, the Jets are averaging 18.8 points per game (21st in the NFL) and 304.3 yards per game (20th).

Through the air, New York was middle of the pack in passing yards this season, ranking 13th in the league with 1,303 (217.2 per game).

On the ground, the Jets rank fourth-to-last in the league in rushing yards with 523 (87.2 per contest) and 24th with three rushing touchdowns.

New York ranks 18th in the NFL in red zone percentage at 52.9%. It ranks 18th in third-down efficiency at 41%.

So far this year, New York ranks eighth in the league with 18 points allowed per game. It now ranks fifth in total yards allowed with 273 yards given up per game.

When it comes to pass defense, the Jets have been one of the best defenses in the league, ranking third in the NFL in giving up 148.8 yards per game. They now rank third with 5.4 yards allowed per pass attempt.

Against the run, the Jets’ defense ranks 17th in the NFL with 745 rushing yards allowed (124.2 per game) and 13th with five rushing touchdowns allowed.

Defensively, New York ranks eighth in the NFL in third-down efficiency allowed (33.8%) and 13th in red zone percentage allowed (50%).

Steelers Insights

The Steelers are mid-table this year (20.7 per game) and 19th in the league.

Through the air, Pittsburgh’s passing offense has been ineffective this season, as it ranks sixth-to-last in the league with 1,001 passing yards (166.8 per game).

On the ground, the Steelers’ ground game has constantly moved the chains, with 789 rushing yards this year (ninth-highest number in the NFL).

In terms of red zone percentage, Pittsburgh ranks 20th in the NFL at 50%. It ranks 20th in third-down efficiency at 39%.

So far this year, Pittsburgh has had one of the best defenses in the league, ranking fourth in the NFL with 14.3 points per game. Its 294.2 total yards allowed per contest ranks 11th in the NFL.

When it comes to pass stopping, the Steelers rank 17th in the NFL in passing yards allowed (1,252) and 11th in passing touchdowns allowed (seven).

Against the run, the Steelers’ D was at its best with 513 rushing yards allowed this year (sixth fewest in the NFL).

On defense, Pittsburgh ranks 14th in the NFL with a third-down efficiency allowed of 35.6%. When it comes to permissible efficiency in the red zone, it comes in second place at 38.9%.

Jets leader

Aaron Rodgers’ stats from last week included a 65.7% completion percentage, 294 passing yards, two touchdowns and one pick. As for his season-long stats, he has 1,387 passing yards (61.8% completion rate), nine touchdowns and five interceptions.

On the ground, Breece Hall managed 113 rushing yards (6.3 YPC) on 18 carries last week. He has now completed 83 carries for 310 yards (3.7 YPC) and two touchdowns this season, while also catching 26 passes for 204 yards and a touchdown.

Braelon Allen received three carries last week, totaling 8 rushing yards (2.7 YPC). Looking at the entire season, he has 35 rushing attempts for 151 yards (4.3 YPC) and one touchdown.

In the receiving game, Garrett Wilson recorded eight catches (ten scores) for 107 yards and one TD last week. He has thrown 41 balls (66 targets) for 399 yards and three scores this season.

Last week, Allen Lazard recorded six catches on seven targets, including 114 yards and a touchdown. For the season, his stats include 26 receptions (41 targets) for 354 yards and five touchdowns.

Davante Adams was targeted 27 times, recording 18 catches, 209 yards and a score.

On the other side of the ball, Will McDonald IV – who had 7.0 sacks this season – recorded 1.0 sacks last week.

Steelers leader

In six games, Justin Fields has thrown for 1,106 yards (184.3 per game), with five touchdowns and one interception and a completion rate of 66.3%.

Fields also passed for 231 yards and five touchdowns.

In six games, Najee Harris has rushed for 376 yards (62.7 per game) and one touchdown.

As a pass catcher, Harris has scored zero touchdowns with 14 catches for 135 yards.

George Pickens has accumulated 26 catches for 363 yards (60.5 per game) and zero touchdowns in six games.

In the passing game, Pat Freiermuth scored two touchdowns while hauling in 22 balls for 194 yards (32.3 per game).

TJ Watt recorded 25 tackles, 8.0 TFL, 4.5 sacks and one pass defensed in six games for the Steelers.

In six games for the Steelers, DeShon Elliott has recorded one interception to go, 45 tackles, 1.0 TFL and three passes defended.

On defense, Cameron Heyward wreaked havoc, collecting 3.0 sacks with 4.0 TFL and 25 tackles for the Steelers.

For the Steelers, Patrick Queen posted 2.0 TFL and 43 tackles in six games.

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