Head coach Robert Saleh and his New York Jets arrived in Pittsburgh with a bunch of things on their to-do list.
First and foremost, the goal was to get themselves to 2-2 after their Week 4 showdown with the Steelers. But being on the road — and more specifically, in Pennsylvania — hasn’t been a fun experience for the Jets as a franchise.
Entering this Sunday afternoon game, the Jets owned a 1-16 record all-time in the state of Pennsylvania. This includes a 1-10 record all-time on the road against the Steelers. The last time they came away victorious in this situation was during the 2010 regular season.