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At Denver Broncos Week 12 Pittsburgh Steelers (7-2-1) at Denver Broncos (4-6) Sunday, November 25, 2018 | 4:25 PM ET | Broncos Stadium at Mile High | Referee: Tony Corrente REGULAR-SEASON SERIES HISTORY LEADER: Broncos lead all-time series, 14-8-1 LAST GAME: 12/20/15: Broncos 27 at Steelers 34 STREAKS: Steelers have won 2 of past 3 LAST GAME AT SITE: 9/9/12: Broncos 31, Steelers 19 PITTSBURGH STEELERS DENVER BRONCOS LAST WEEK W 20-16 at Jacksonville LAST WEEK W 23-22 at Los Angeles Chargers COACH VS. OPP. Mike Tomlin: 2-2 COACH VS. OPP. Vance Joseph: 0-0 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 29.9/22.5 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 22.8/23.5 OFFENSE 410.2 OFFENSE 371.9 PASSING Ben Roethlisberger: 271-416-3202-23-10-96.9 PASSING Case Keenum: 229-362-2605-11-10-83.4 RUSHING James Conner: 173-796-4.6-10 RUSHING Phillip Lindsay (R): 121-670-5.5-5 RECEIVING JuJu Smith-Schuster: 64-866-13.5-3 RECEIVING Emmanuel Sanders: 60-763-12.7-3 DEFENSE 326.8 DEFENSE 375.5 SACKS T.J. Watt: 10 SACKS Von Miller: 10 INTs Many tied: 1 INTs Chris Harris, Justin Simmons: 2 TAKE/GIVE -3 (12/15) TAKE/GIVE +2 (14/12) PUNTING (NET) Jordan Berry: 44.0 (39.3) PUNTING (NET) Colby Wadman (R): 43.6 (38.3) KICKING Chris Boswell: 55 (31/35 PAT; 8/11 FG) KICKING Brandon McManus: 66 (24/24 PAT; 14/17 FG) STEELERS NOTES BRONCOS NOTES • QB BEN ROETHLISBERGER passed for 314 yards with • QB CASE KEENUM passed for 205 yards in Week 11. 2 TDs & rushed for GW 1-yard TD with 5 seconds remaining Has 612 pass yards (306 per game) with 3 TDs vs. 1 INT for in 4th Q last week. Has 1,169 pass yards (292.3 per game) 91 rating in his past 2 at home. Has 2+ TD passes in 2 of his with 11 TDs vs. 4 INTs for 100.7 rating & 2 rush TDs in his past 3 starts vs. AFC North. Since 2017, is 1 of 8 NFL QBs past 4. In last meeting, completed 40 of 55 (72.7 pct.) for 380 with 6,000+ pass yards (6,152) & 65+ comp. pct. (65.7). yards with 3 TDs vs. 2 INTs for 94.5 rating. Has 3+ TD passes • RB PHILLIP LINDSAY (rookie) had 106 scrimmage in 3 of his past 4 vs. Den. Has 300+ pass yards in 4 of his yards (79 rush, 27 rec.) & 2 rush TDs in Week 11. Aims past 5 vs. AFC West. Ranks 3rd in NFL with 271 completions. for his 5th in row with 80+ scrimmage yards. Has 442 • RB JAMES CONNER has 8 TDs (7 rush, 1 rec.) in his scrimmage yards (88.4 per game) & 2 TDs (1 rush, 1 rec.) past 6. In 5 road games this season, has 628 scrimmage in 5 career home games. Ranks 2nd among NFL rookies yards (125.6 per game) & 5 TDs (4 rush, 1 rec.). Is 1 of 4 NFL with 670 rush yards & 857 scrimmage yards. Rookie RB players with 1,200+ scrimmage yards (1,207) & 10+ TDs (11) ROYCE FREEMAN had rush TD last week. Aims for his in 2018. Has 4 games with 100+ rush yards & 2+ rush TDs 3rd in row with TD & has rush TD in 5 of his past 7. Freeman this season & is only NFL player with multiple such games. (5) & Lindsay (5) are only pair of current RB teammates with • WR ANTONIO BROWN had team-high 117 rec. yards & 5+ rush TDs each this season. TD catch last week. Has 10 TD catches in his past 8. Aims for • WR EMMANUEL SANDERS has 95+ rec. yards in 3 of his 9th in row with rec. TD. Had 16 catches for 189 yards & 2 his past 5 at home. Had 10 catches for 181 yards with TD TDs in last meeting. Has 263 rec. yards (131.5 per game) in catch & rushed for 24 yards in last meeting. Spent 4 seasons 2 career games vs. Den. Leads NFL with 11 TD catches. WR with Pit. (2010-13), recording 161 catches for 2,030 yards & JU JU SMITH-SCHUSTER had 8 catches for 104 yards 11 TDs. Rookie WR COURTLAND SUTTON had team- in Week 11. Since entering league in 2017, ranks 6th in NFL high 78 rec. yards last week. Has 75+ rec. yards in 2 of his averaging 14.6 yards per catch (min.100 receptions). past 3. Is 1 of 5 NFL rookies with 450+ rec. yards (459). • LB T.J. WATT had 2 sacks & 2 FFs last week. Has 3 sacks • LB VON MILLER had sack & INT last week. Aims for his & 3 FFs in his past 2. Is 1 of 3 in NFL (VON MILLER & 3rd in row with sack & has 6 sacks in his past 5. Ties for AFC J.J. WATT) with 10+ sacks (10) & 4+ FFs (4). LB VINCE lead with 10 sacks, his 5th consecutive 10+ sack season. WILLIAMS had 10 tackles & sack in Week 11. CB CHRIS HARRIS, JR. had 8 tackles & INT last week. ON THE AIRWAVES TV: CBS (4:25 PM ET): Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson (Field reporter) SIRIUS: 146 (Pit), 82 (Den) | XM: 387 (Pit), 227 (Den).
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