Following Tuesday’s news that they had completed a trade for wide receiver Davante Adams, the 2-4 Jets will be hoping this is the moment their season turns around. New York has struggled on offense, and last week’s narrow 23-20 loss to the Buffalo Bills was a particularly tough one to take. Despite tying things up in the third quarter and forcing the high-powered Bills into two punts and a field goal from there, New York’s offense couldn’t convert, turning drives into two missed field goals before Aaron Rodgers threw a late interception to sink any chance of a late score.

For the Steelers, meanwhile, the 2024 season is on course. Pittsburgh dropped two straight close ones recently, but bounced back last weekend with a solid 32-13 road win over the Las Vegas Raiders to improve to 4-2. The Steelers have given up just 86 points thus far, the fourth-best figure in the NFL right now, thanks in part to forcing 16 turnovers. Meanwhile, Justin Fields has recovered from a rough spell with the Chicago Bears to become a dual threat with Pittsburgh, rushing for five touchdowns to go with a 5-to-1 touchdown/interception ratio as a passer.

Here’s what you need to know to watch Sunday’s Week 7 NFL game between the New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers: