Context:

The Pittsburgh Steelers recovered from a prior setback to defeat the Indianapolis Colts 34-22, anchored by Jaylen Warren’s 188 total yards and two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving). Warren’s 80-yard catch-and-run early and a 50-yard rushing score in the third quarter boosted a steady Steelers offense led by a productive Aaron Rodgers, who threw for 235 yards and three scores. Pat Freiermuth contributed two receiving TDs, and Pittsburgh’s defense, while bendable, held when needed to maintain the lead as Indianapolis repeatedly stalled in Steelers territory. The win keeps Pittsburgh in the hunt as it prepares for a road test versus Tampa Bay, while the Colts look to rebound against Tennessee.

Dive Deeper:

• Jaylen Warren totaled 188 yards from scrimmage and scored twice, highlighting the Steelers' resurgence after a loss in their prior game.

• Warren caught six passes for 87 yards, with an 80-yard catch-and-run for a first-quarter score that energized Pittsburgh early.

• Aaron Rodgers completed 22 of 31 passes for 235 yards and three touchdowns, including a notable 80-yard connection tying a career milestone for long touchdowns.

• Pat Freiermuth had five receptions for 44 yards and found the end zone twice, including a late score that helped seal the win.

• The Colts’ Daniel Jones threw 267 yards with no turnovers, but Indianapolis stalled drives consistently in Pittsburgh territory, preventing sustained scoring rhythm.

• Colts running back Jonathan Taylor gained 82 total yards, while Grover Stewart delivered a key hit on Rodgers that led to the scoring sequence.

• Upcoming games: the Colts host Tennessee next Sunday, and the Steelers visit Tampa Bay the following Sunday.