How to Watch NY Jets vs Steelers on Sunday Night Football with & without cable

The NY Jets will make the daunting trip to Pittsburgh to do battle with the Steelers on Sunday Night Football in Week 7. It's been a chaotic couple of weeks for the Jets and the team enters this game desperate for a win.

The Jets are losers of their last three games, fresh off a crushing 23-20 loss to the Buffalo Bills in primetime a week ago. But optimism has returned (at least a little) to Florham Park following the addition of Davante Adams.

Adams is set to make his debut on Sunday as he reunites with Aaron Rodgers to form a new-look Jets offense. The Jets are going to need all the help they can get against a Steelers team that enters this game with a 4-2 record.

The Steelers are expected to start Russell Wilson at quarterback as Justin Fields returns to the bench. Wilson's Steelers debut will take place in front of a national audience.

It's another primetime game for the Jets. Here is everything you need to know about this week's Jets-Steelers game.

How to watch NY Jets vs Steelers on TV:

This Jets game will be broadcast live on NBC this Sunday night with kickoff set for 8:20 pm ET. This game will be nationally televised, meaning that fans inside and outside local markets will be able to tune in.

How to stream NY Jets vs Steelers:

There are a number of ways for fans without cable to stream this week's Jets game. NFL Sunday Ticket is now available on YouTube and is an easy way for fans to watch every Jets game this season.

FuboTV is another potential streaming option. The service offers a free seven-day trial for first-time users and can serve in place of a local cable provider, including in-market Jets games and all primetime matchups, this week's game included.

NY Jets vs Steelers game details:

• Location: Acrisure Stadium
• Kickoff time: 8:20 pm ET
• Last matchup: 2022 (24-20 Jets win)

The last time these two teams met was Week 4 of the 2022 season when Zach Wilson and the Jets managed to pull off a 24-20 victory on the back of four Steelers interceptions, three of which were thrown by Kenny Pickett.

The Jets have actually won each of their last two meetings with the Steelers and haven't lost to their AFC North foes since the 2016 season. That game was a 31-13 loss featuring four Ben Roethlisberger touchdown passes.

The Steelers have dominated the all-time series, holding a 20-7 record against the Jets, although they've lost three of their last four meetings.

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