#Colts QB Joe Flacco is told postgame that Anthony Richardson thinks he's cool: "His mom is 8 days older than I am, so there's no chance in the world he thinks I'm cool." ?? (? @NFLonCBS) pic.x.com/rekmbgf9bh

#Colts star RB Jonathan Taylor was diagnosed with a high-ankle sprain, sources say, thought it's believed to be a pretty mild version. Indy will get a full report tomorrow, but in the words of one source, "He's ok." Taylor gained 108 yards from scrimmage and a TD today. pic.x.com/k55kk2hqyq

#Colts rookie Tanor Bortolini, the fourth rounder from Wisconsin, will make his first career start today against the #Steelers, sources say. Long-time center Ryan Kelly (neck) won't be able to go today.

Caught up w/ Colts RB Jonathan Taylor after win on establishing physicality in run game + being amazed by Joe Flacco. On how he feels physically/ankle, Taylor told me he plans to attack this week & get ready for another big one Sunday. Full interview on @nflnetwork @NFLGameDay: pic.x.com/otmwinyztd

Looked like miscommunication and confusion in the middle of the Steelers defense before the play directly led to a wide open Drew Ogletree touchdown.

Pickens ducked a tackle after making the catch, but another by Nick Cross knocks the ball loose. The Steelers' most promising drive ends on a turnover.

Steelers defense can't get off the field as the third quarter ends. Big pass play from Flacco to wide open Josh Downs for a 25-yard gain.

Justin Fields goes down hard on a third-down sack, but there's a roughing the passer flag on Isaiah Land for driving Fields into the ground on the tackle. Crowd here isnt happy.

The Indianapolis Colts started with the ball against the Pittsburgh Steelers and came out throwing.

On the very first play of the game, the Colts ran play-action, with the offensive line providing Anthony Richardson with plenty of time, allowing Michael Pittman time to get open on a deep crossing route for 32 yards.

Starting things off with a bang.

— Indianapolis Colts (@Colts) September 29, 2024

After that play, the Colts turned to their running game to help them finish out the drive

The Indianapolis Colts will have defensive end Tyquan Lewis on Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Lewis was listed as questionable on the Friday injury report. Indianapolis will, however, be without Kwity Paye, putting a heavier workload on rookie Laiatu Latu.

Lewis is tied with Paye for the most quarterback pressures on the team with nine. He also played an important role in the Colts’ success against the run last week in their win over Chicago.

In addition to playing the traditional defensive end role, Lewis also saw some additional snaps inside in that game with DeForest Buckner out

This story was updated to add new information (injury status).

Just before halftime of the Colts’ Week 4 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers, defensive end Tyquan Lewis exited the game.

Early in the third quarter, the team announced that he would be questionable to return with a calf injury.

Update: Lewis return to the game in the third quarter

https://twitter.com/RomeovilleKid/status/1840464082450649109

Lewis was questionable coming into this game with calf and wrist injuries. He did not practice on Thursday or Friday of this week

Pittsburgh’s Week 4 contest left a sour taste in the mouths of fans and players alike. Several Steelers players wore their hearts on their sleeves after the loss. However, one player seemed to be in a bad mood before the game even started.

Najee Harris apparently didn’t take too kindly to being used as a noise tactic on the Indianapolis jumbotron. As he was walking out with his team, he flipped off the cameras—displaying the gesture to every man, woman, and child in the stadium.

Colts’ linebacker Zaire Franklin didn’t appreciate the unruly gesture and responded to Harris’ actions on social media