Here is a look at the statistical leaders for the both the Steelers and Broncos heading into the Week 15 contest at Heinz Field.
QB Ben Roethlisberger has completed 231 of 344 passes (67.2%) for 2,989 yards, 15 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions and enters the game with a quarterback rating of 96.7.
Broncos QB Peyton Manning enters the game having completed 193 of 322 passes (59.9%) for 2,180 yards, 9 touchdowns, and 17 interceptions and has a quarterback rating of 67.6.
Broncos QB Brock Osweiler enters the game having completed 108 of 170 passes (63.5%) for 1,140 yards, 5 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions and has a quarterback rating of 85.4.
RB DeAngelo Williams leads the Steelers rushing attack with 773 yards on 164 carries (4.7 avg.) and has 8 rushing touchdowns this season.
Broncos RB Ronnie Hillman has carried the ball 169 times for 663 yards (3.9 avg.) and has found the end zone on the ground 6 times in 2015.
Broncos RB C.J. Anderson has complied 538 yards on 124 carries (4.3 avg.). Anderson also has 3 rushing touchdowns for the Broncos this season.
WR Antonio Brown enters Week 15 with a team-high 100 receptions for a team-high 1,397 yards. Brown has also hauled in 7 receiving touchdowns this season.
In just 8 game so far this season, WR Martavis Bryant has caught 38 passes for 672 yards and 6 receiving touchdowns.
WR Demaryius Thomas leads all Broncos pass catchers in receptions (88) and receiving yards (1,067). Thomas also has 3 receiving touchdowns on the season.
Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders leads the team with 4 touchdown receptions on the season. Sanders has a total of 57 receptions for 788 yards in 2015.
LB Lawrence Timmons lead the Steelers defense with 96 total tackles (65 solo and 31 assists) on the season. Timmons also has 2.5 sack and one interception in 2015.
The Broncos defense is led ILB Brandon Marshall who has recorded 87 total tackles (67 solo and 20 assists) on the season. Marshall has also recorded 1.5 sack and has forced 2 fumbles this season.
DE Cam Hayward's 6 quarterback sacks on the season currently leads the 2015 Steelers defense. Heyward has also accounted for 45 tackles and 11 quarterback hurries this season.
OLB Von Miller leads all Broncos defenders with 10 quarterback sacks this season. Miller also has 26 quarterback hurries in 2015.
S Mike Mitchell leads the Steelers secondary with three interceptions this season. Mitchell has also accounted for 64 tackles and 7 passes defended.
Broncos CB Aqib Talib leads the team in interceptions with 3. Talib has also recorded 30 tackles and 12 passes defended this season.
What to keep an eye on in regular-season game No. 14 against the Broncos:
SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE: The Steelers have scored at least 30 points in a franchise-record five consecutive games and have averaged 37.0 points and 494.0 yards per game in that span. The Broncos' defense leads the NFL in yards per game (272.5) and points per game (17.3).
TRY, TRY, TRY, TRY AGAIN: The Steelers will attempt for the fourth time this season to win a third consecutive game. They've had two-game winning streaks snapped by Baltimore (23-20 in OT), Kansas City (23-13) and Seattle (39-30).
ZONING IN: The Steelers are tied with the Jets and Saints for No. 1 in red-zone takeaways (six, including DE Stephon Tuitt's interception last Sunday in Cincinnati).
ROAD CLOSED: The Steelers' two rushing touchdowns allowed trail only the Jets (four) for fewest in the NFL. The Broncos have nine rushing touchdowns this season. The Steelers' 56 rushing first downs allowed also trails the Jets (50) for fewest in the NFL. The Broncos and Steelers are both top-six teams in rushing yards allowed per game (Denver is No. 3 at 84.3 and Pittsburgh is No. 6 at 88.3).
QBs BEWARE: The two defenses have combined for 82 sacks. The Broncos lead the league with 44 and the Steelers are No. 5 with 38.
RIGHT AT HOME: Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger has thrown for 1,077 yards with nine touchdowns, two interceptions and a passer rating of 109.7 in his last three home games.
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GETTING HIS KICKS:** K Chris Boswell is one made field goal shy of tying Kris Brown (25 in 1999) for the most by a rookie/first-year kicker in Steelers' history. Boswell is 10 points short of becoming the third rookie/first-year kicker in Steelers' history to have a 100-point season (Brown, 105, 1999; Matt Bahr, 104, 1979).
DO-IT-ALL-DeANGELO: Steelers RB DeAngelo Williams is the only player in the AFC with 750 rushing yards (773), 250 receiving yards (271) and eight rushing touchdowns (eight) in 2015.
PICK-SIX, REPEAT AS NECESSARY: CB William Gay's last five interceptions have been returned for touchdowns, the longest such streak in NFL history. Gay's 23-yard interception return for a touchdown in Cincinnati also tied Rod Woodson (five) for the most interception-return TDs in Steelers' history.
