The Pittsburgh Steelers put an end to their two-game losing streak, routing the Las Vegas Raiders 32-13 on Sunday afternoon. Next up are the New York Jets in primetime on Oct. 20 (5:30 p.m. ET, NBC).

The Steelers’ win against the Raiders was a big one, but not necessarily one that dramatically raised the confidence surrounding the team. Quarterback Justin Fields had an up-and-down performance, but Steelers veterans Najee Harris (106 rushing yards) and T.J. Watt (two forced fumbles) did enough to take over the game.

On the injury front, Pittsburgh lost impressive rookie center Zach Frazier to a lower-body injury against the Raiders. If he is out for an extended period of time, it would be a major blow to a Steelers offensive line already down several of its best players. The Steelers are also hoping to get outside linebackers Alex Highsmith and Nick Herbig, as well as running back Cordarrelle Patterson, back healthy soon.

As for the Jets, they have yet to play in Week 6, entering their upcoming Monday Night Football matchup with a 2-3 record. Despite a healthy Aaron Rodgers in 2024, New York has struggled to live up to its offensive potential, scoring over 20 points just twice this year. Head coach Robert Saleh was fired following the Jets’ loss last week, meaning defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich will step into interim head coaching duties.

Injury-wise, New York enters Monday’s matchup with star linebacker C.J. Mosley questionable with a toe injury. Cornerback Michael Carter II (out for Monday) and outside linebacker Jermaine Johnson (season-ending IR) are also notable defenders missing time. Edge rusher Hasaan Reddick continues his lengthy holdout, with no contract resolution in sight.

Here’s a full look at the opening odds for Jets-Steelers in Week 7.

Jets vs. Steelers odds

Point spread: Steelers -1.5
Over/under: 36.5
Moneyline odds: Steelers -124, Jets +106

Another week, another Steelers -1.5 line. After a big Pittsburgh win, it’s no surprise. Although the Steelers didn’t look great on Sunday, the Jets aren’t exactly in a better spot with their well-liked head coach fired. Still, Aaron Rodgers can still play like his old self from time to time, meaning the Jets could pose a threat.

Both teams have made a name for themselves on defense the past few years, making the 36.5 over/under a reasonable mark. Expect a close, ugly matchup on Week 7’s Sunday Night Football.