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Steelers vs Jets – Week 1 Game Information

1. Game Schedule

  • Date & Time: Sunday, September 7, 2025, 1:00 PM EDT

  • Location: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

  • Event: Week 1 – Regular Season Opener for the Steelers

  • Broadcast: CBS (KDKA-TV Channel 2 in Pittsburgh) | Radio: WDVE 102.5 FM & WBGG 970 AM


  • 2. Game Preview

    • Jets: Projected record 10-7, led by QB Justin Fields, WR Garrett Wilson and a defense built to dominate.

  • Steelers: Projected record 9-8, hoping Aaron Rodgers delivers in his return.

  • Head-to-Head History: Steelers lead the all-time series 19-14.

  • FanDuel Odds: Steelers are 3-point favorites.


  • 3. Traveling from Pittsburgh

    • By Car: ~350 miles, 5–6 hours. Parking at Lots A–G ($40–$60). Arrive by 10:00 AM for tailgating.

  • By Plane: PIT → Newark (EWR), 1-hour flight. Taxi/Uber from airport (30–45 mins).

  • By Train/Bus: Amtrak or Greyhound (7–9 hours) to Penn Station or Port Authority NYC, then NJ Transit to the stadium.

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    4. Tickets

    • Price Range: $150–$300 (upper levels ~ $150; lower levels & VIP $400+).

  • Where to Buy: steelers.com/tickets, TicketMaster, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats.

  • Steelers Fans Section: Sections 300–400 (upper level) or Section 100 (visitors’ sideline).


  • 5. How to Watch From Home

    • TV: CBS (KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh).

  • Streaming: Paramount+, NFL+, YouTube TV, FuboTV.

  • Radio: WDVE 102.5 FM & WBGG 970 AM.

  • Steelers Bars in Pittsburgh: Primanti Bros. (North Shore), The Yard (Shadyside).


  • 6. MetLife Stadium Experience

    • Capacity: 82,500 seats.

  • Atmosphere: Jets fans (“Gang Green”) bring the noise, but Steelers Nation always travels strong — don’t forget your Terrible Towel.

  • Amenities: Clear bag policy, free Wi-Fi, wide range of food and drink vendors.


  • 7. Tailgating

    • Begins at 9:00 AM in the parking lots.

  • Steelers Nation usually gathers in Lot E or F.

  • Bring pierogies, Primanti Bros. sandwiches, and Iron City Beer to rep Pittsburgh in New Jersey.


  • 📌 Final Note:
    This opener sets the tone for the entire season. Rodgers vs. Fields. Terrible Towels vs. Gang Green. Expect fireworks when these two collide at MetLife Stadium.

    Here We Go, Steelers! 🖤💛

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