Hello, everyone. I am Matt Williamson. How are you doing this fine day? I am swell. Thanks for asking. Let's talk New York Jets matchup.

As we always do in these last two weeks, we're going to kind of do, or last two pods of the week. We're going to kind of give you an overview.

And then when the Steelers have the ball, tomorrow I'll talk about the other side of the

ball and predictions and things look for of that nature.

So New York is open season splitting their only two true home games because they

were considered a home gate team in Europe.

And have been on the road ever since, including their week five loss to the Vikings in

England. Pretty ugly. The Jets will be operating on a short week after a loss against Buffalo

on Monday night. And I wonder, I mean, the rigors of going to England, then playing on Monday night in Buffalo, not

it's like it's a super far road trip, and then a short week for an old team, I wonder if that

works on Steelers' favor.

The Jets are in a three-game losing streak, but they've outscored their opponents by five

points this year.

The Steelers have a plus 38 point differential.

Last week, last week was Jeff Ulbriks' first game as an NFL head coach.

Last week was Mike Tomlin's 29th, including the postseason.

The Steelers have made the playoffs the last seven times when starting the season at four or two,

four and two or better.

The Steelers three wins with 300 or fewer offensive yards is the most in the NFL.

The Steelers have held their opponents to under 300 yards in four games a season, most in the league.

So teams don't get to 300 yards very often in Steelers games.

They are 11 and 2 since 2023 when allowing two or fewer sacks, three and seven when allowing three or more.

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