The final score didn't reflect it, but New York's offense showed some life last week against Kansas City with Michael Vick a definite upgrade on Geno Smith. Vick and newcomer Percy Harvin had some chemistry and Chris Johnson had his finest game in a long time.

The Jets' offense is much better with Vick and it can take advantage of a mediocre Steelers defense that is down Troy Polamalu, Ike Taylor and Ryan Shazier.

The Steelers and red-hot Ben Roethlisberger certainly will take advantage of New York's porous secondary. Roethlisberger has thrown 14 touchdown passes in his last three games. The Steelers are averaging 41.3 points per game in their last three games.