Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for 235 yards and three touchdowns in a 34-22 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Oct. 11, 2026. The victory brought Pittsburgh’s record to 3-2.
Rodgers has thrown three touchdown passes in each of his past three games, totaling nine touchdowns and 826 passing yards over that stretch, according to Fox News. He threw three interceptions during those games but did not turn the ball over against Indianapolis.
Running back Jaylen Warren was a major contributor. He scored on an 80-yard reception and a 50-yard run, finishing with 188 yards from scrimmage, the source reported. Rodgers completed his first 11 passes, then threw a 17-yard touchdown to Pat Freiermuth in the fourth quarter, when Pittsburgh led 24-22.
The report said the touchdown to Warren moved Rodgers into third place in career touchdown passes when postseason games are included. It also credited him with 166 regular-season wins as a starting quarterback, putting him fifth on that list.
The performance followed a difficult start to the season for Rodgers, according to the source, which noted that he had more turnovers than touchdown passes in Pittsburgh’s first two games. The report cautioned that three strong games do not resolve all questions about the team’s prospects as the season continues.
Fox News said Pittsburgh’s next games were scheduled against Tampa Bay and New Orleans, followed by divisional matchups with Cleveland and Cincinnati. The game and statistics described here are from Oct. 11, 2026; they are not a current live update.
