The New York Jets (0-0) stay home at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, September 7, 2025 to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers (0-0).
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Injury reportsSteelers
DT Cameron Heyward: Did Not Participate In Practice (NIR – Rest),
DT Derrick Harmon: Did Not Participate In Practice (Knee),
LB Nick Herbig: Limited Participation in Practice (Hamstring)
Jets
QB Tyrod Taylor: Full Participation in Practice (Knee),
CB Sauce Gardner: Full Participation in Practice (Fibula),
OG Alijah Vera-Tucker: Did Not Participate In Practice (Tricep),
OT Chukwuma Okorafor: Limited Participation in Practice (Hand)
Stats to know
The Steelers’ average points scored last season (22.4) and the Jets’ average points allowed (23.8) were within 1.4 points of each other.
The average number of yards Pittsburgh’s offense put up and New York’s defense gave up last season was within 5.6 yards (319.4 compared to 313.8). Pittsburgh averaged 5.3 yards per play, while New York gave up 5.3.
The Steelers conceded 20.4 points per game last year, close to the same as the 19.9 the Jets scored.
New York’s offense accumulated 310.3 yards per game last year, within 16.4 yards of the 326.7 Pittsburgh’s defense allowed. New York picked up 5.5 yards per play and Pittsburgh gave up 5.6.
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