N.Y. Jets @ Pittsburgh
Team Totals: Steelers 22, Jets 19
Cleared from his preseason bone bruise/meniscus tear, Zach Wilson retakes control of the Jets’ offense with fourth-string LT Conor McDermott on his blindside following Mekhi Becton (knee), Duane Brown (shoulder), and George Fant’s (knee) placements on I.R. Fourth-round rookie Max Mitchell is New York’s starting right tackle. Wilson’s pass-catcher corps is as explosive as any in the league, but Sunday’s trip to Pittsburgh puts him in obvious harm’s way in Wilson’s 2022 debut. I’m firing up the Steelers’ D/ST here. … Breece Hall made a notable move atop New York’s backfield in Week 3’s loss to Cincinnati, out-snapping Michael Carter 42 to 36 and out-touching Carter 14 to 12. The Jets traded up to select Hall 36th overall in April’s draft one year after drafting Carter in the fourth round. They clearly envision Hall as their lead back of the imminent future. Against a Steelers defense yielding the NFL’s ninth-most fantasy RB points, I like Hall as an ascending RB2/flex play and Carter as a flex option.
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