Let's take a look back at the Colts' Week 9 performance vs. the Steelers with our quick takeaways from what took place.

The Indianapolis Colts and Pittsburgh Steelers are set for a clash that will decide key positioning in the AFC.

Our expert Week 9 NFL predictions expect the Pittsburgh Steelers' defense to struggle slowing down rushing leader Jonathan Taylor.

The Steelers go into today's game against the Indianapolis Colts missing multiple players. Safety Jabrill Peppers and receiver Scotty Miller are inactive after they were ruled out on Friday. In addition, safety Chuck Clark and linebacker Cole Holcomb were both ruled out on Saturday due to an illness and are inactive.

Watt ripped past Indianapolis right tackle Braden Smith, swatted the ball out of Jones' grasp and recovered it at the Steelers' 44-yard line. The six-time All-Pro's strip sack caused Terrible Towels to swing, as well as the momentum.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will have to face a strong Indianapolis Colts offense without two more key pieces on defense.

Jaylen Warren's second TD of the day gives the Steelers a sizable lead to open the fourth quarter. The Steelers have now scored 21 points off of the Colts' three turnovers.  Warren's two rushing touchdowns today is more than he had during his previous 24 games.

Entering Sunday’s outing, Rodgers had thrown for 1,489 yards, 16 touchdowns and five interceptions in seven games. As Pittsburgh prepared to host the Indianapolis Colts, the focus was on whether Rodgers and the offense could carry them again – until a sudden pregame concern had Steelers fans holding their breath.

Steelers linebacker Alex Highsmith was flying by left tackle Bernhard Raimann on the edge, recording two sacks and a forced fumble against the Colts' $100 million lineman. Raimann has now allowed seven sacks on the season, which is the most in the NFL according to Pro Football Focus.