The Steelers have taken clear control of Sunday’s matchup with the Lions in the second half.
Jaylen Warren may have put the game away with his 45-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter, making the score 22-10, Pittsburgh.
Warren now has 98 yards on 13 carries so far on Sunday.
That continues a run of 19 straight points for the Steelers, going back to the end of the first half.
While the Steelers took a two-point lead on a safety, Chris Boswell capped a long 17-play, 64-yard drive to give Pittsburgh a 15-10 advantage.
But the Lions did nothing on their ensuing drive, going three-and-out.
In their first two possessions of the second half, the Lions ran six plays, gained -3 yards, and even lost two points with a safety. Detroit fans vocalized their displeasure, with some resounding boos that were heard on the CBS broadcast.
