The Pittsburgh Steelers secured a narrow 13-6 victory over the Denver Broncos, improving their season record to 2-0. The game showcased a dominant defensive performance, with T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith leading a pass rush that resulted in two sacks and two interceptions against the Broncos, who struggled offensively without star quarterback Russell Wilson. While the Steelers' defense rebounded from previous tackling issues, missing just five tackles, the second-half offense appeared lackluster, raising concerns for future matchups. Quarterback Justin Fields made key plays to guide the Steelers to victory, emphasizing the intensity of the rivalry in his post-game comments. Additionally, head coach Mike Tomlin's gesture of presenting a game ball to Wilson showcased the competitive spirit of the matchup. The Steelers will need to improve their offensive consistency as they face stronger opponents moving forward.