Steelers wide receiver Roman Wilson had to leave Sunday’s win over the Colts with a finger injury and it looks like he won’t be making an immediate return to action.
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that Wilson is expected to miss a couple of weeks as a result of the injury. He is planning to solicit other medical opinions before any final course of action is determined.
Wilson did not have a catch before leaving Sunday’s game. He has 14 catches for 188 yards and two touchdowns on the season.
The Steelers are also without Michael Pittman and Ben Skowronek left Sunday’s game with a calf injury. DK Metcalf, Germie Bernard, Brandon Smith, and Kaden Wetjen are the other wideouts on Pittsburgh’s roster.
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Jaylen Warren had an 80-yard touchdown reception and a 50-yard touchdown run, leading the Steelers to a 34-22 win over the Colts on Sunday afternoon.
Warren finished with 101 rushing yards and a touchdown on 15 carries and six catches for 87 yards and a touchdown.
The Steelers are 3-2 and the Colts 2-3.
Aaron Rodgers had his third consecutive three-touchdown game, with Terry Bradshaw the only other quarterback in team history to accomplish that feat. Rodgers threw touchdowns of 80 yards to Warren, 1 yard to Pat Freiermuth and 17 yards to Freiermuth.
Rodgers completed 22 of 31 passes for 235 yards.
Freiermuth had five catches for 44 yards and Germie Bernard six for 80.
The Colts were outgained 352 to 332 yards, but they went only 1-for-3 in the red zone. They kicked Spencer Shrader field goals from the 4, 22 and 10 after stalling.
Indianapolis was 4-of-15 on third down and 3-of-5 on fourth down.
Daniel Jones was 24-of-44 for 267 yards, with Tyler Warren catching seven for 83. Warren also had a 1-yard touchdown run.
Jonathan Taylor rushed for only 45 yards on 15 carries.
Aaron Rodgers threw this third touchdown pass of the day, and his 17-yard toss to Pat Freiermuth made history.
Rodgers is only the second quarterback in team history with three consecutive games of three or more touchdown passes. Terry Bradshaw was the team’s only other quarterback to accomplish the feat.
Bradshaw, a long-time Fox studio analyst, called Rodgers’ signing in 2025 “a joke” and offered that Rodgers should “go somehwere and chew on bark and whisper to the gods out there.”
Rodgers had not had a three-game with three or more touchdowns since his MVP season in 2021.
He threw an 80-yard touchdown to running back Jaylen Warren and a 1-yard touchdown to Freiermuth in the first half.
The Steelers are pulling away with a 31-22 lead with 6:35 remaining.
Rodgers is 21-of-30 for 228 yards. Warren has six receptions for 87 yards and a touchdown and has run for 84 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries.
The Steelers have ruled out two wide receivers for the rest of today’s game.
Roman Wilson dislocated a finger, and Ben Skowronek has a calf injury. Neither will return.
Their injuries leave only DK Metcalf, Germie Bernard, Brandon Smith and Kaden Wetjen available for the final quarter and a half. Michael Pittman went on injured reserve this week with a foot injury.
Wilson had one target before leaving before the end of the first half.
Steelers running back Jaylen Warren scored his second touchdown of the day on a 50-yard run, giving Pittsburgh a 24-16 lead over the Colts with 7:06 remaining in the third quarter.
Warren has 68 yards rushing and 81 receiving. His first touchdown was an 80-yard catch-and-run.
Steelers edge rusher T.J. Watt returned after being poked in the eye in the first half.
Aaron Rodgers threw two touchdown passes, and the Steelers added Chris Boswell’s 48-yard field goal late in the first half to take a 17-13 lead into the locker room at halftime.
Rodgers threw scoring tosses of 80 yards to running back Jaylen Warren and 1 yard to tight end Pat Freiermuth. The first one was the 580th of his career, including the postseason, and allowed Rodgers to pass Peyton Manning for third on the all-time list.
Rodgers is 16-of-21 for 166 yards and a 130.3 passer rating.
The Steelers outgained the Colts 206 to 147 yards in the first half.
Warren had five catches for 81 yards and a touchdown and four carries for 13 yards.
Colts quarterback Daniel Jones went 10-of-15 for 132 yards. Jonathan Taylor had eight carries for 13 yards, and tight end Tyler Warren ran for a 1-yard touchdown on fourth down.
Josh Downs has two catches for 42 yards.
The Colts had a first down at the Steelers’ 2-yard line. It took four plays to get into the end zone.
Tight end Tyler Warren ran up the middle for a touchdown with 7:43 remaining in the second quarter. Jonathan Taylor rushed for 1 yard on two carries and Daniel Jones was stopped for no gain on a quarterback sneak, leading to Warren’s fourth-down run.
The Colts trail 14-13.
Jones is 7-of-10 for 95 yards, with Josh Downs catching two passes for 42 yards.
Aaron Rodgers threw his 580th career touchdown pass, including the postseason, in the first quarter. He threw his 581st in the second quarter.
Rodgers’ 1-yard touchdown pass to tight end Pat Freiermuth has the Steelers leading 14-6.
His first touchdown went to Jaylen Warren, a short pass the running back took 80 yards to the end zone.
Rodgers is 10-of-10 for 111 yards.
The Steelers’ 12-play, 80-yard touchdown drive was helped out by a defensive pass interference penalty on Colts corner Charvarius Ward, who was covering DK Metcalf. The 17-yard penalty set up the Steelers at the 1, and Freiermuth scored on the next play.
Aaron Rodgers threw his 580th career touchdown pass, including the postseason. The Steelers quarterback passes Peyton Manning for third on the all-time list.
On the first play of the Steelers’ second possession, Rodgers threw a short pass to running back Jaylen Warren, as the former MVP took a hard hit. Warren got a block from wide receiver DK Metcalf that sprung him down the right sideline.
He went 80 yards to the end zone.
Rodgers has 535 regular-season touchdowns and 45 in the playoffs. It was his 32nd with the Steelers.
The Steelers lead 7-6, with Spencer Shrader kicking field goals of 57 and 56 yards on the Colts’ first two drives.
The Colts have worked their way to 2-2 on the season, but 2026 definitely isn’t unfolding like 2025.
Last year, Jones started the year with 17 total touchdowns against three interceptions during a 7-1 start. This year, quarterback Daniel Jones has three touchdown passes against four interceptions — and four total touchdowns against seven turnovers.
Dating back to last year, Jones has thrown an interception in five straight games. It’s tied for the longest streak of his career. Via NBC Sports research, the last Colts quarterback to throw an interception in six straight games was Curtis Painter in 2011.
In 2025, Jones’s strong start ended with a thud when the Colts played at the Steelers. Jones had five turnovers (along with a touchdown pass and a touchdown run) in a 27-20 loss. Although the Colts beat the Falcons in overtime the next week, the wheels came off after that game.
A win in Pittsburgh this week could be the thing that changes everything for the Colts, and for Jones.
The Vikings had both of their top wide receivers listed as questionable on their final injury report of Week 5 and the gameday decisions went in different directions.
Justin Jefferson will play after missing last Sunday’s win over the Dolphins with an ankle injury, but Jordan Addison will miss the game with a hamstring injury. There was some thought that Odell Beckham Jr. would make his Vikings debut on Sunday, but he is also inactive.
Beckham signed to the practice squad this week and was elevated on Saturday, but Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell said he’d only play if the team was missing one of the other wideouts. They are, but Beckham is still out of the lineup. Jauan Jennings, Tai Felton, Myles Price, and practice squad elevation Jeshaun Jones are the other wideouts.
Vikings at Saints
Vikings: WR Jordan Addison, WR Odell Beckham Jr., S Jakobe Thomas, QB Max Brosmer, CB Chuck Demmings, OT Christian Darrisaw, DL Elijah Williams
Saints: QB Zach Wilson, LB Anfernee Jennings, S Mike Reid, LB Kaden Elliss, G Jeremiah Wright, DL Vernon Broughton, DL Nathan Shepherd
Bears at Packers
Bears: QB Caleb Williams, RB Kyle Monangai, OL Ozzy Trapilo, LB Keyshaun Elliott, DL Jamree Kromah, DL Jayden Loving.
Packers: OL Jacob Monk, OL Aaron Banks, OL Donovan Jennings, DL Anthony Campbell
Bengals at Dolphins
Bengals: S Kyle Dugger, OT Myles Hinton, TE Jack Endries, WR Colbie Young, OL Connor Lew, DT Landon Robinson
Dolphins: WR Caleb Douglas, RB Kaytron Allen, CB Reese Taylor, DE Rob Beal, OL DJ Campbell, TE Justin Joly, OL Chukwuebuka Godrick
Raiders at Patriots
Raiders: WR Jalen Nailor, S Tristin McCollum, S Dalton Johnson, C Trey Zuhn, DT J.J. Pegues, RB Roman Hemby, QB Aidan O’Connell
Patriots: QB Behren Morton, OT Dametrious Crownover, CB Christian Gonzalez, CB Carlton Davis, CB Karon Prunty, CB Channing Canada
Browns at Jets
Browns: QB Taylen Green, WR Tylan Wallace, TE Carsen Ryan, C Parker Brailsford, G Teven Jenkins, DT Mike Hall Jr., DT Mason Graham
Jets: RB Breece Hall, WR Adonai Mitchell, G Dylan Parham, LB Nate Lynn, LB Kiko Mauigoa, CB Nahshon Wright
Colts at Steelers
Colts: LB Jaylon Carlies, WR Ashton Dulin, QB Riley Leonard, WR Darius Slayton, G Dalton Tucker
Steelers: RB Rico Dowdle, QB Drew Allar, QB Will Howard, RB Eli Heidenreich, CB Jamel Dean, CB Terell Smith, DL Kevin Jobity
Texans at Titans
Texans: CB Collin Wright, DE Chris Braswell, DE Sabastian Harsh, LB Aiden Fisher, G Febechi Nwaiwu, OT Nate Thomas, TE Marlin Klein
Titans: RB Nick Singleton, RB Michael Carter, S Amani Hooker, CB Jaylon Jones, T Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, TE David Martin-Robinson, DT Jackie Marshall
Giants at Commanders
Giants: RB Devin Singletary, OL J.C. Davis, DL Bobby Jamison-Travis, S Jason Pinnock, CB Nikko Reed, QB Jake Haener
Commanders: WR Stefon Diggs, QB Marcus Mariota, S Tyler Owens, S Nick Cross, S Percy Butler, G Tanoa Togiai, DE Charles Omenihu
