IND @ PIT Preview GAME SIM PROJECTION
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IND
Colts

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PROJECTION
IND 22 – PIT 34
| WIN% | PROJ | FINAL | |
|---|---|---|---|
| IND | 30% | 19 | 22 |
| PIT | 70% | 24 | 34 |
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PIT
Steelers
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RESULT
PIT by 12
model PIT by 4.8, off by 7.2
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SPREAD
PIT -2.5
WIN
line at publish PIT -2.5
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TOTAL
56 pts
OVER
O/U 44.5, model 43 lean under
Steelers by 4.8
Run it 50 times and Steelers win 70% of them, by 4.8 on average (24-19).
Matchup Breakdown
How the model sees it unfold — the matchups that decide the game, from 50 simulationsKeys to the Game
- Jaylen Warren (Steelers) vs Camryn Bynum (Colts) - winner: Jaylen Warren, 6.5 yds a carry - running downhill all day.
In the Trenches
- The Steelers may have to manufacture pressure, winning 51% up front for 3.6 sacks a game, and Alex Highsmith (1.0 sacks, 6.2 pressures a game) headlines it.
- The Steelers' quarterback should have time; the Colts win just 51% of reps for 4.1 sacks a game, led by Arden Key (0.9 sacks, 6.1 pressures a game).
Through the Air
- The Steelers' aerial attack runs through D.K. Metcalf (52 yds a game, open on 46% of routes).
- Josh Downs headlines the Colts' receiving corps — 5.2 catches for 44 yds a game on 47% separation.
- Jamel Dean (Steelers) is a problem in coverage, holding his man open on just 41% of routes — and 0.4 picks a game.
On the Ground
- Jaylen Warren is the workhorse for the Steelers, churning 79 yds a game at 6.5 a carry, with the holes opening off right tackle and controlling the clock.
- Jonathan Taylor is the workhorse for the Colts, churning 59 yds a game at 4.0 a carry, with his best work off the right edge.
Model vs Market
Sim linePIT -4.8
Market linePIT -2.5
Sim total43
Market total44.5
PIT by 4.8 (70% to win) Projected total 43 pts Aaron Rodgers ~268 pass yds (250+ 50%) Jaylen Warren ~79 rush yds (70+ 56%) D.K. Metcalf ~91 rec yds, 6.6 rec (70+ 68%)








