Steelers Defense Forces Six Turnovers to Upset Colts 27-20

The Pittsburgh Steelers delivered a dominant defensive performance against the AFC-leading Indianapolis Colts, forcing six turnovers and sacking quarterback Daniel Jones five times in a 27-20 upset victory. Despite Jones throwing for 342 yards, he was plagued by three interceptions and two fumbles, including a crucial strip-sack by T.J. Watt that helped spark the Steelers' comeback. The Steelers capitalized on turnovers with touchdowns from Jaylen Warren and a scoring connection between Aaron Rodgers and Pat Freiermuth. The Colts, who had been the NFL’s top-scoring team, were held to just 20 points, with their star running back Jonathan Taylor limited to 45 yards on 14 carries. This win snapped Pittsburgh's two-game losing streak and solidified their position as the only team above .500 in the AFC North. The defensive resurgence was widely credited with restoring energy and fight to a Steelers unit that had recently struggled against top offenses.