Black & Yellow | Pittsburgh Steelers M26

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No JP2? Drake London is going to COOK

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AR-15 Unloads On Dirty Birds


After a turnover filed debut AR-15 popped off against the Falcons with 5 total touchdowns and 389 total yards.

ScoringSummary

Team	Q	Time	Play	Atlanta	Pittsburgh
	1st	5:02	Greg Dulcich, 6 Yd Pass From Michael Penix Jr	7	0
	1st	4:11	DK Metcalf, 56 Yd Pass From Anthony Richardson Sr	7	7
	2nd	9:14	Anthony Richardson, 12 Yd Run	7	14
	2nd	4:13	Jaylen Warren, 1 Yd Run	7	21
	2nd	3:22	Ray-Ray McCloud III, 75 Yd Pass From Michael Penix Jr	14	21
	2nd	3:13	James Pearce Jr, Returned Fumble 10 Yds	21	21
	2nd	0:48	Younghoo Koo, 41 Yd FG	24	21
	3rd	2:55	KaVonte Turpin, 10 Yd Pass From Anthony Richardson Sr	24	28
	4th	8:50	Chris Boswell, 49 Yd FG	24	31
	4th	7:03	KaVonte Turpin, 5 Yd Pass From Anthony Richardson	24	38
	4th	2:11	Zachariah Branch, 17 Yd Pass From Anthony Richardson	24	45

Pittsburgh, PA. - For most of Sunday’s game, the Pittsburgh Steelers looked every bit like the AFC contender they believe themselves to be. But for a three-and-a-half–minute stretch late in the second quarter, the Atlanta Falcons flipped the script and turned a comfortable Steelers lead into halftime drama.

The afternoon started rocky. Pittsburgh’s opening drive sputtered with just one first down before Atlanta blocked the punt, setting up rookie QB Michael Penix Jr. for a short-field touchdown strike from six yards out.

From there, though, Anthony Richardson and the Steelers offense found their groove. Richardson engineered three straight touchdown drives, highlighted by his improvisational playmaking and a balanced rushing attack, giving Pittsburgh a 21-7 cushion with just over four minutes left before the break.

Then came the meltdown. Ray-Ray McCloud III split the safeties on a seam route and raced 75 yards for a touchdown. On the ensuing drive, a holding penalty pushed Pittsburgh back, and Richardson was strip-sacked — the ball scooped and returned for another Atlanta score. To cap it off, a late field goal sent the Falcons to halftime improbably up 24-21.

Whatever was said in the Steelers’ locker room worked. Pittsburgh roared out in the second half, and Richardson responded with authority. He tossed three more touchdown passes after the break, spreading the ball around with confidence while the defense suffocated Atlanta. Penix threw two second-half interceptions, and even workhorse Bijan Robinson coughed up a rare fumble as the Steelers slammed the door.

By the final whistle, Pittsburgh had outscored the Falcons 24-0 in the second half, cruising to a statement 45-24 victory.


Anthony Richardson Sr | 27/38, 302 Yds, 4 TD; 13 Att, 96 Yds, TD, Fmb
Michael Penix Jr | 11/22, 273 Yds, 2 TD, 2 INT

Jaylen Warren | 19 Att, 116 Yds, TD
Bijan Robinson | 8 Att, 38 Yds, Fmb

DK Metcalf | 8 Rec, 147 Yds, TD
Ray-Ray McCloud III | 2 Rec, 103 Yds, TD
Drake London | 1 Rec, 8 Yds

LB Payton Wilson | 8 Tkl, 3 TFL, 2 Sacks
FS Alohi Gilman | 7 Tkl, TFL, 0.5 Sack, INT, FF
EDGE Jack Sawyer | 2 Tkl, 2 TFL, 2 Sacks
EDGE Jalon Walker | 11 Tkl, 4 TFL
EDGE James Pearce Jr | 9 Tkl, 3 TFL, Sack, FF, FR, TD
CB AJ Terrell II | 6 Tkl, 2 TFL

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NFL Week Two Scoreboard
13 Chicago (1-1) @ New England (2-0) 31
21 Jacksonville (2-0) @ Houston (1-1) 20
31 Cleveland (1-1) @ Tampa Bay (1-1) 21
28 Washington (0-2) @ Cincinnati (2-0) 34
23 Indianapolis (2-0) @ Tennessee (0-2) 15
31 Philadelphia (2-0) @ Baltimore (0-2) 24
21 Carolina (0-2) @ New Orleans (1-1) 35
17 Buffalo (2-0) @ New York (A) (0-2) 14
28 Detroit (1-1) @ Miami (2-0) 31
31 Las Vegas (1-1) @ Los Angeles (A) (1-1) 23
25 New York (N) (2-0) @ Seattle (0-2) 22
27 Arizona (1-1) @ San Francisco (0-2) 24
7 Los Angeles (N) (1-1) @ Dallas (1-1) 27
31 Kansas City (1-1) @ Denver (1-1) 28
10 Minnesota (0-2) @ Green Bay (1 16

[Captain Canada]

Boy posted Drake London's statline on purpose. I see you

[Caesar]

That kinda offensive output is crazy for a Steelers quarterback

[redsox907]

Boy posted Drake London's statline on purpose. I see you

its like lil bruddah forgot JR5 was in the building

That kinda offensive output is crazy for a Steelers quarterback

its a new era sir. There's aren't your padres Steelers. Until we drop a Week 18 game against a division rival to lose the #1 seed that is

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2026 - Week Three Preview

Pittsburgh Steelers (2-0)
83 Overall // 80 Offense // 88 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 34.0 (2nd)
Pass Yards: 264.0 (3rd)
Rush Yards: 193.5 (1st)
Defensive Points Per Game: 20.5 (14th)
Opp Pass Yards: 184.0 (5th)
Opp Rush Yards: 58.0 (3rd)

Indianapolis Colts (2-0)
83 Overall // 83 Offense // 83 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 23.5 (15th)
Pass Yards: 259.5 (4th)
Rush Yards: 68.5 (25th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 16.5 (5th)
Opp Pass Yards: 222.5 (16th)
Opp Rush Yards: 108.0 (21st)

Pittsburgh Steelers 2026 Results
Week 1 | Dallas (1-1) | W 23-27
Week 2 | Atlanta (0-2) | W 45-24

Indianapolis Colts 2026 Results
Week 1 | @ Las Vegas (1-1) | W 24-18
Week 2 | @ Tennessee (0-2) | W 23-15

Pittsburgh Steelers Injury Report
CB Joey Porter Jr (85) | Torn Labrum (Week to Week)

Indianapolis Colts Injury Report
N/A

Indianapolis Colts Top Performers
QB Drew Allar (78) (R) | 40/61 (65%), 519 Yds, 4 TD
HB Jonathan Taylor (88) | 26 Att, 75 Yds
WR Josh Downs (85) | 12 Rec, 140 Yds, 2 TD
MLB Zaire Franklin (80) | 19 Tkl, INT
MLB Jack Gibbens (73) | 8 Tkl, TFL
DT DeForest Buckner (88) | 8 Tkl, 3 TFL
CB Jaylon Jones (76) | 7 Tkl, TFL, INT

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Richardson Downs Plays Emotions Ahead Of Return To Indy

Pittsburgh, PA. - After an uneven debut in Week 1, Anthony Richardson delivered the kind of performance the Steelers envisioned when they traded for him — torching the Atlanta Falcons in a 45-24 rout and silencing critics who wondered if his turnover issues would linger.

“Definitely wanted to go out there and show the turnovers weren’t going to be the norm, no doubt,” Richardson said following Tuesday’s practice. “It felt good to just play free again and get back to who I am.”

Now, the spotlight turns to his next test — a prime-time return to Indianapolis, the city that drafted him No. 4 overall and then traded him away just three years later. But Richardson insists it’s not personal.

“Nah, not at all,” he said when asked if Sunday’s matchup carried extra emotion. “It’s a place where I learned a lot, where I grew up as a player and as a man. There’s no ill will on my part toward the organization or the city. I’m focused on the Steelers and what we’re building here.”

When pressed about wanting to prove the Colts wrong for drafting Drew Allar and moving on from him, Richardson offered a tight smile and a short answer: “I don’t really think about that.”

Still, those in Richardson’s circle say the moment isn’t lost on him.

“He’s happy in Pittsburgh — probably the most relaxed I’ve seen him since his rookie year,” said one person close to Richardson. “But just because you’re happy in a new relationship doesn’t mean you’ve forgotten the old one. He’s definitely got this game circled. He wants to walk into Lucas Oil and remind them what they gave up.”

Regardless of how Sunday night unfolds, one thing is clear — the careers of Drew Allar and Anthony Richardson are now linked. The Colts chose one and shipped out the other; the Steelers landed their quarterback after missing on the same player.

For both franchises, Sunday night feels like more than just another early-season matchup. It’s the first chapter in what could become one of the league’s defining storylines for years to come.

[Soapy]

Drake London | 1 Rec, 8 Yds

respect

[Captain Canada]

AR15 Revenge game

[djp73]

Richardson seems fun in the game