Here is a look at the statistical leaders for the both the Steelers and Colts heading into the Week 13 contest at Heinz Field.
QB Ben Roethlisberger has completed 177 of 266 passes (66.5%) for 2,343 yards, 11 touchdowns, and 9 interceptions and enters the game with a quarterback rating of 93.9.
Colts QB Matt Hasselbeck enters the game having completed 97 of 150 passes (64.7%) for 1,023 yards, 7 touchdowns, and two interceptions and has a quarterback rating of 94.4.
Colts QB Andrew Luck enters the game having completed 162 of 293 passes (55.3%) for 1,881 yards,15 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions and has a quarterback rating of 74.9.
RB DeAngelo Williams has scored a team high six rushing touchdowns to go along with his team high 563 rushing yards on 115 carries (4.9 avg.) this season.
Colts RB Frank Gore has complied 657 yards on 181 carries (3.6 avg.). Gore also has four rushing touchdowns for the Colts on the season.
WR Antonio Brown enters Week 13 with a team-high 85 receptions for a team-high 1,192 yards. Brown has also hauled in five receiving touchdowns this season.
In just six game so far this season, WR Martavis Bryant has caught 27 passes for 509 yards and five receiving touchdowns.
WR T.Y. Hilton leads all Colts pass catchers in receiving yards with 819. Hilton has 819 yards receiving on 51 receptions and has found the end zone five times this season.
Colts WR Donte Moncrief enters the game with 52 receptions for 584 yards and five touchdowns.
LB Lawrence Timmons lead the Steelers defense with 80 total tackles (54 solo and 26 assists) on the season. Timmons also has 2.5 sack and one interception in 2015.
The Colts defense is led ILB D'Qwell Jackson who has recorded 111 total tackles (60 solo and 51 assists) on the season. Jackson has also forced one fumble and tallied one interception this season.
DE Stephon Tuitt's 5 quarterback sacks on the season currently leads the 2015 Steelers defense. Tuitt has also accounted for 41 tackles and 10 quarterback hurries this season.
OLB Robert Mathis leads all Colts defenders with four quarterback sacks this season. Mathis also has 11 quarterback hurries in 2015.
S Mike Mitchell leads the Steelers secondary with three inceptions this season. Mitchell has also accounted for 56 tackles and seven passes defended.
Colts S Mike Adams leads the team in interceptions with 5. Adams has also recorded 40 tackles and six passes defended this season.
What to keep an eye on in regular-season game No. 12 against the Colts:
DO IT AGAIN BEN: Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger is 300 yards passing shy of extending his streak of consecutive games with at least that many to a career-long four.
9-FOR-9: Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin is one home win away from winning at least five games at Heinz Field in each of his nine seasons with the Steelers (51-19 overall in the regular season).
.500 IN PRIME TIME: The Steelers need a win to even their record in prime time in 2015 after losing on Sept. 10 at New England and on Oct. 1 against Baltimore and winning on Oct. 12 at San Diego.
SUDDENLY SUSCEPTIBLE: The Steelers have surrendered at least 300 yards passing in three consecutive games after allowing that many just once over the first eight games (they gave up a season-high 354 on Oct. 12 at San Diego). The Raiders, Browns and Seahawks have thrown for a combined 964 yards against the Steelers over the last three games.
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TAKE IT AWAY:** The defense failed to come up with a turnover for the third time this season in last Sunday's 39-30 loss at Seattle. The Steelers are 0-3 this season when they've been unable to generate a takeaway (they also lost 28-21 on Sept. 10 at New England and 23-13 on Oct. 25 at Kansas City).
ONE-SCORE WONDERS: Indianapolis is 24-7 under head coach Chuck Pagano (2012-15) in one-possession games (games decided by eight points or fewer).
CLIMBING THE LADDER: Colts QB Matt Hasselbeck is three touchdown passes shy of passing Y.A. Tittle and Terry Bradshaw (212) for 30th on the NFL's all-time list.
DUELING WIDE RECEIVERS: Steelers WR Antonio Brown is in a three-way tie for first in the NFL with 12 catches of 25-plus yards this season. Colts WR T.Y. Hilton is in a two-way tie for second in that category with 11.
