If you were hoping for a better outcome from the Pittsburgh Steelers’ first-team defense, keep hoping. Despite going against an underpowered Indianapolis Colts’ offense, one without their starting quarterback and center, they scored on three of their first four possessions in a 19-15 win Saturday evening.
The first drive led to the lone touchdown of the half for either side. The inaugural play of the game did the most damage, a 55 yard gain to Donte Moncrief, shaking off Artie Burns and Robert Golden for roughly 40 yards in run after catch.