Ben Roethlisberger explained what happened after the Steelers made it a two-point game with just under 12 minutes remaining in Sunday's game against the Colts.

Big Ben shared what he overheard between Todd Haley and Mike Tomlin after Roethlisberger's touchdown pass to Vance McDonald made the score 17-15.

"The only thing I heard was Todd was saying to kick it, and Coach T was like, 'No, let the offense go,'" Roethlisberger said. "We called a play and made it happen."

The Steelers were rewarded for the decision, as Martavis Bryant pulled down Big Ben's pass to tie the score at 17-all.

While Roethlisberger was obviously pleased with Tomlin's decision to go for two, he was also pleased with what he saw from Bryant, who also caught a key 19-yard reception on Pittsburgh's game winning drive.

"I thought he made some plays for us, none bigger than the last one that he made," Roethlisberger said of Bryant, who played for the first time in three weeks after being benched during Pittsburgh's Week 8 victory over the Lions. "I hope that it just builds his confidence. I know I have confidence in him, so I hope we see more and more (from him) every week."