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It was only fitting that the Steelers -- playing in front of their Super Bowl XL championship team -- played some old-school defense in beating the high-flying Indianapolis Colts, 27-20, at Acrisure Stadium.

The Steelers, now 5-3 atop the AFC North Division, took away the league's leading rusher, Jonathan Taylor, with their new, and old-school, 4-3 defensive alignment and intercepted three passes and forced two fumbles to feed an efficient offense that put the game away with a touchdown drive early in the fourth quarter.

"Renegade" was played with 14:16 left.

Old school indeed.

"Can't say enough about the defense's effort to minimize the runner," Mike Tomlin said of the job the Steelers did in stopping Taylor. "I don't think you slow that group down unless you minimize the ru

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