Jaylen Warren scores from 80 and 50 as Steelers beat Colts 34–22
- Final: Indianapolis Colts 22, Pittsburgh Steelers 34
- Where: Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA
- When: Sunday, October 11, 2026
- League: NFL
Final at Acrisure Stadium: Pittsburgh Steelers 34, Indianapolis Colts 22. The scoreboard says twelve points, but the game never felt that close, because Indianapolis kept trading field goals for touchdowns.
Jaylen Warren was the story. Midway through the first quarter, right after a 57-yard Spencer Shrader field goal put the Colts up 3–0, Warren took an Aaron Rodgers pass 80 yards for a touchdown. In the third quarter, with Pittsburgh clinging to a 17–16 lead, he broke a 50-yard touchdown run to make it 24–16. He finished with 101 rushing yards on 15 carries and 87 receiving yards on six catches, 188 yards from scrimmage.
Rodgers was efficient: 22-of-31 for 235 yards, three touchdown passes and no interceptions, a 125.1 passer rating. Pat Freiermuth caught two of those touchdowns, a 1-yarder early in the second quarter and a 17-yarder with 6:35 left that pushed the lead to 31–22. Chris Boswell added field goals from 48 and 54 yards, the second one with 3:43 left to close it out.
For Indianapolis, Shrader was the whole offense in the red zone. He kicked five field goals, from 57, 56, 22, 40 and 28 yards, and the Colts reached the end zone just once, on a 1-yard Tyler Warren run in the second quarter. Daniel Jones threw for 267 yards on 24-of-44 passing with no touchdowns and no interceptions, and Jonathan Taylor was held to 45 yards on 15 carries. Tyler Warren led Indy with seven catches for 83 yards.
Neither team turned it over. The difference was explosive plays: Pittsburgh had two touchdowns of 50-plus yards, and Indianapolis had none. The Steelers move to 3–2 and stay unbeaten at home, while the Colts fall to 2–3.
There was no house pick on this game, so the house record stays at 51–55–2. Are the Steelers for real at 3–2?
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