The New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers meet in Week 6. The Steelers have been so dreadful and irrelevant in 2013, it's tempting to write about the now eliminated Pirates instead. However, it's football Sunday and the Steelers see action against an impressive Jets team. Check out the radio stream allowing you to listen to the Jets vs. Steelers in their Week 6 matchup of the NFL's regular season.

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The Steelers' troubles are dreadful and everybody in the NFL knows it. At 0-4, they stand as the only winless team in the NFL along with the New York Giants, Jacksonville Jaguars and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Jets are probably finding this hilarious. The Giants have yet to win a game and they are basking in the glory. Geno Smith is far from perfect, but he has proving solid, providing two game-winning drives already in his young career. On Monday, they faced the tough Atlanta Falcons and walked out of the hostile Georgia Dome with a 30-28 victory.

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At 3-2, the Jets are holding on to the third sport in the NFC East, but if the Miami Dolphins are not serious contenders, Gang Green will not have any issues taking over second place.

Ben Roethlisberger will have a chance to throw the ball as the Jets are allowing 222 passing yards per game, which is an average sum placing them 13th in the NFL. However, the Steelers will probably have more issues running them ball. Coming into this meeting, the Steelers are ranked last in the NFL averaging 58 yards per game. The Jets are allowing only 76 yards per game on the ground, second best in the NFL.

Smith will have to reproduce his Week 5 performance, where he did not intercept the ball once. Troy Polamalu is still one of the top defenders in football, still possesing the ability to sniff out plays. With a rookie quarterback behind center, Polamalu will try his best to force the issue and hopefully help the defense win a game.

Metlife Stadium will be roaring as they finally see the arrival of their Jets, who were on the road these last two weeks.