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This week's Sunday night game has skyrocketed from an already intriguing matchup to one of the most anticipated of the season in less than seven days.

nie Pasquantino is a Jets fan? 8:08 p.m. — The Jets are set to take the field any moment now, and they will be donning their all-black uniforms.

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8:05 p.m. — The Steelers are set to take the field any moment now, and they will be donning their all-white uniforms.

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8 p.m. — The Jets and Steelers are set to square off in a highly anticipated "Sunday Night Football" matchup at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pa. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC.

Follow along below for live updates throughout the game, including highlights, analysis and more.

This week's Sunday night game has skyrocketed from an already intriguing matchup to one of the most anticipated of the season in less than seven days.

It all exploded Tuesday, with reports out of Steelers training that head coach Mike Tomlin was planning to give quarterback Russell Wilson first-team reps in anticipation of the veteran making his first start for Pittsburgh this weekend. Fourth-year slinger Justin Fields has been playing as Wilson deals with a calf injury he aggravated in the preseason.

The decision came as a surprise to some, with Fields having led the team to a 4-2 record so far, including wins over the Chargers, Broncos and Falcons through his first three games. Nevertheless, Wilson's pedigree, including a 35-point Super Bowl victory over Peyton Manning's Broncos in 2014, left little doubt he would be given a shot at the starting spot when healthy.

For the Jets, on the other hand, things are looking a little bit more clear. The same day the Steelers reopened their quarterback controversy, New York facilitated a highly anticipated blockbuster trade with the Raiders for star wide receiver Davante Adams. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers played with Adams for four years in Green Bay, and the duo were often considered one of the best pass-catching pairs in the league.

Now, the two reunite in a different shade of green and a slightly more modern stadium with hopes of repeating the magic that had Adams averaging 119 receptions, 1,463 yards and 14.5 touchdowns per season as a Packer.

The Jets (2-4) and Steelers (4-2) are a combined 1-5 through their last six games, with the only win coming last weekend in Pittsburgh's 32-13 thrashing of Las Vegas. Adams was notably absent from the contest, however, missing the Raiders last three games with a hamstring injury.output: This week's Sunday night game has quickly transformed from an already intriguing matchup to one of the most highly anticipated of the season.

It all began on Tuesday with reports out of Steelers training that head coach Mike Tomlin was planning to give quarterback Russell Wilson first-team reps in anticipation of the veteran making his first start for Pittsburgh this weekend. Fourth-year slinger Justin Fields has been playing as Wilson recovers from a calf injury that he aggravated in the preseason.

The decision came as a surprise to some, with Fields having led the team to a 4-2 record so far, including wins over the Chargers, Broncos and Falcons through his first three games. However, Wilson's impressive resume, including a 35-point Super Bowl victory over Peyton Manning's Broncos in 2014, left little doubt that he would be given a shot at the starting spot once he was fully recovered from his injury.

For the Jets, on the other hand, things are looking a little bit more clear. The same day the Steelers brought new life to their quarterback controversy, New York completed a highly anticipated blockbuster trade with the Raiders for star wide receiver Davante Adams. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers played with Adams for four years in Green Bay, and the duo were often considered one of the best pass-catching pairs in the league.

Now, the two will reunite in a different shade of green and a slightly more modern stadium with hopes of repeating the magic that had Adams averaging 119 receptions, 1,463 yards and 14.5 touchdowns per season as a Packer.

The Jets (2-4) and Steelers (4-2) are a combined 1-5 through their last six games, with the only win coming last weekend in Pittsburgh's 32-13 thrashing of Las Vegas. Adams was notably absent from the contest, however, having missed the Raiders last three games with a hamstring injury.