When the Pittsburgh Steelers and host Indianapolis Colts meet Sunday, it'll be a matchup of a young offense relying on an explosive rusher against the league's top-ranked defense. Critical to the Colts' success is the 1-2 punch of sophomore quarterback Anthony Richardson and running back Jonathan Taylor. Indianapolis' 21-16 win over the Chicago Bears last week was led by Taylor, who ran for 110 yards and two touchdowns. Richardson threw for 167 yards with two interceptions. "Our offensive line sets the tone for those guys up front," said Colts head coach Shane Steichen. "JT's running really good and he's seeing it well, he's being patient, he's hitting the holes.
Steelers throw No. 1 defense at Colts, young playmakers
