Jaylen Warren scored on an 80-yard reception and a 50-yard run as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Indianapolis Colts 34–22 on Sunday, October 11, at Acrisure Stadium. Pittsburgh improved to 3–2; Indianapolis fell to 2–3.
Warren finished with 188 yards from scrimmage, including 101 rushing yards. Aaron Rodgers completed 22 of 31 passes for 235 yards and three touchdowns, with Pat Freiermuth catching two scoring passes, according to Pittsburgh’s postgame report and Field Level Media.
Warren’s long reception gave Pittsburgh an early lead. His third-quarter touchdown run stretched a 17–16 advantage to 24–16, but Indianapolis continued to close the gap through Spencer Shrader’s kicking.
Shrader made five field goals, matching a Colts franchise record. His 28-yarder cut the deficit to 24–22 early in the fourth quarter. Indianapolis repeatedly reached scoring territory but managed only one touchdown, the Colts reported.
Rodgers answered with a drive that ended in a 17-yard touchdown pass to Freiermuth. Chris Boswell added a late field goal to complete Pittsburgh’s scoring.
Daniel Jones threw for 267 yards for Indianapolis. Jonathan Taylor was held to 45 rushing yards on 15 carries as the Colts’ two-game winning streak ended.
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