The Indianapolis Colts (7-1)(-3) travel to ‘The Steel City’ to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers (4-3), at what’s been a notoriously difficult road environment for the Horseshoe to play at historically throughout franchise history.
Even ignoring the 1995 AFC Championship Game, the Colts are 1-13 all-time at Pittsburgh during the regular season, and their last and lone win was on November 9, 2009, with Indianapolis narrowly winning, 24-20.
Kickoff will be 1 PM EST and will be aired on CBS, with Ian Eagle (play-by-play), J.J. Watt (analyst), and Evan Washburn (sideline) on the call. It can also be streamed on NFL+, Paramount+, FUBO, and YouTubeTV.
The TV map can be found here.
For Colts radio, the Horseshoe faithful can tune in on 93.5FM and 107.5 The Fan locally, with play-by-play Matt Taylor, analyst Charles Arbuckle, and sideline reporter Larra Overton.
The Colts currently lead the league in points scored (33.8 avg. ppg.), and allow the 6th fewest points (19.3 avg. ppg.). Meanwhile, the Steelers score the 12th most points (25.0 avg. ppg) led by longtime veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and their defense allows the 22nd most points (25.0 avg. ppg.).
Craig Wrolstad will be the lead official with his crew.
It’s supposed to be 59 degrees at Acrisure Stadium with clouds and winds at around 3 miles per hour.
The Steelers lead the series 27-8 all-time.
Colts Injury Report
DE Samson Ebukam (knee)- Out; WR Anthony Gould (knee)- Out; and DT Grover Stewart (foot)- Questionable.
Steelers Injury Report
WR Scott Miller (Finger)- Out; QB Will Howard (right hand)- Questionable; DB Chuck Clark (illness)- Out; DB Cory Trice Jr. (hamstring/knee)- Out; S Jabrill Peppers (quadriceps)- Out; LB Malik Harrison (knee)- Questionable; and LB Cole Holcomb (illness)- Out.
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