Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson set the franchise record for most passing yards in a debut for the team. Wilson‘s 264 yards is the most in a quarterback’s first start, and before he broke the record, it was Earl Morrall back in 1957.

Russell Wilson's rough opening for the Steelers had many wondering if Mike Tomlin made a mistake. Instead, the QB settled down in a rout of the Jets.

Russell Wilson and the Steelers poured it on late against Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams and the Jets. Former president Donald Trump was in the crowd.

Running back Najee Harris opened the 4th quarter with a long run of 34 yards, getting the Steelers into the red zone. Russell Wilson and the offense capitalized on the field position as Van Jefferson scored a touchdown, giving the team a 30-15 lead with 12:13 left in the game. A late touchdown from Harris extended the score to 37-15.

The New York Jets were burned both on and off the field in Week 7. The Jets (2-5) lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers (5-2) in a 37-15 final. It was not a pretty showing as the scoreboard shows. New York's offense was particularly poor.

The New York Jets fell 37-15 to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 7 for Sunday Night Football, their fourth straight loss since blowing out the lowly Patriots in Week 3. Moreover, this loss might signal

Follow live action of Davante Adams' reunion with Aaron Rodgers as the New York Jets take on the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday Night Football