The Pittsburgh Steelers need help before the NFL trade deadline. There are a few positions that many are pointing to, but one that is swept under

Former Pittsburgh Steelers QB Justin Fields was torn to shreds by New York Jets owner Woody Johnson, who blames the signal caller for the 0-7 start.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Mark Robinson has been cut by the New York Jets, the team announced. Robinson joined the team after being signed off the New England Patriots’ practice squad.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/jets as Steelers Tabbed 'Perfect Trade Fit' In Deal For Jets Veteran WR. The New York Jets could opt to trade a few of their players this season as they lean harder into a rebuild in the coming weeks.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported the New York Jets haven't decided to definitely start Justin Fields in Week 8.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields is under fire from Jets owner Woody Johnson, who put the 0-7 start for the team on him.

While Steelers' Aaron Rodgers has downplayed the narrative of a revenge game against the Packers, here's how he really feels about Green Bay.

The New York Jets enter Week 8 against the Cincinnati Bengals winless, at 0-7. On both sides of the ball, the Jets haven't been able to get enough done, but more of the blame falls on the offense.

Essentially when players like Justin Fields, Russell Wilson, and Najee Harris all leave in free agency like they did last offseason, the Steelers can recoup draft capital for their departures. How high a pick, is determined by the bevy of factors mentioned above, with playing time being one of the biggest.