In a surprising turn of events, the Indianapolis Colts managed to score a touchdown on their opening drive against the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are known for their formidable defense. Jonathan Taylor was the star of the drive, capping it off with a two-yard touchdown run. This marked a significant achievement as the Steelers had not allowed an opening drive touchdown since Week 14 of the previous season.
- The Colts successfully exploited the Steelers' defense, which had been the best in the league in terms of yards and points allowed.
- Jonathan Taylor's performance highlights his ability to find the end zone and contribute significantly to the Colts' offense.
Jonathan Taylor | RB
Breakout
Week 4
5 carries
29 rush yards
1 rush TDs
- Taylor scored a two-yard touchdown on the opening drive, showcasing his power and ability to find the end zone.
- He contributed 29 yards on five rushes during the drive, indicating his effectiveness in the game.
Anthony Richardson | QB
Pickup
Week 4
32 pass yards
- Richardson connected with Michael Pittman Jr. for a crucial 32-yard completion on the first play of the opening drive.
Michael Pittman | WR
Pickup
Week 4
1 receptions
1 targets
32 rec yards
- Pittman Jr. made a significant contribution with a 32-yard reception that set the tone for the Colts' opening drive.
Indianapolis Colts
- The Colts demonstrated their offensive capabilities against a top-tier defense, which could boost their confidence moving forward.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- The Steelers' defense, previously dominant, showed vulnerabilities that could be exploited by other teams in the future.