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Here’s a look at how things are shaping up injury-wise for Steelers-Bills on Sunday.
The second day of Wild Card Week practice was a solid one for the Pittsburgh Steelers. All players participated with the exception of T.J. Watt and Cam Heyward.
Here’s the full rundown:
Here’s the first injury report as the Steelers continue prep for Wild Card Week vs. the Bills.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have started practice preparation for their most important game to date of the 2023 season. The Steelers travel to cold and blustery Buffalo this weekend to take on the Bills in the Wild Card round of the NFL playoffs.
Though the Steelers are without defender T.J. Watt, Minkah Fitzpatrick was a full practice participant for the first time since injuring his knee in the Week 15 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
Here’s the rundown from the Steelers first practice of Wild Card Week.
Kenny Pickett remains limited in practice the Steelers prepare for the Seahawks.
As Mike Tomlin stated on Tuesday, quarterback Kenny Pickett would be limited in practice this week. No change there, but safety Trenton Thompson was a full participant for the first time since sustaining a neck injury in the Pittsburgh Steelers loss to the Indianapolis Colts. Guard Isaac Seumalo also put in a full practice.
Things could be far worse considering the time of year.
It’s more of the same on the injury front as the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for the critical Week 17 showdown with the Seattle Seahawks.
Several players, including Minkah Fitzpatrick who’s battling a knee injury, did not practice, while others were limited.
Here’s the rundown from the first practice of the week:
As practice ramps up ahead of the Steelers’ critical Saturday showdown with the Bengals, several starters logged full practices Wednesday.
As practice ramps up ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers‘ critical Saturday showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals, several starters who were limited or didn’t participate on Tuesday logged full practices today.
Pittsburgh has 9 players listed on Week 16’s initial injury report.
As the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for their Week 16 brawl with the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday, nine players did not participate or were limited.
It was the first practice of the week, and we’ll have a better idea of who’s playing when the final report is released on Friday.
T.J. Watt & Alex Highsmith (concussion) practiced on Tuesday.
With the Saturday game this week, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ preparation for the Indianapolis Colts matchup began on Tuesday. 10 players showed up on the injury report, but it appears most are precautionary.
Here’s the final injury report leading up to the Steelers-Cardinals matchup.
For the first time this season, the Pittsburgh Steelers are one guy short of being a fully healthy squad. Minkah Fitzpatrick said today he’ll play on Sunday, and only defensive tackle Montravius Adams (ankle) is questionable. Adams, who hasn’t suited up since playing two snaps versus the Tennessee Titans in Week 9, was limited on Friday after participating fully on Thursday.
Here’s the full rundown from Steelers.com.
Steelers defenders Minkah Fitzpatrick and Montravius Adams have been ruled OUT for Packers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will be without their star safety for the second consecutive week as Minkah Fitzpatrick nurses a hamstring injury. Montravius Adams (ankle) is also ruled out for Sunday’s Green Bay Packers matchup.
Here’s the full rundown, courtesy of Steelers.com.
All but two players listed on the Steelers-Titans injury report were full participants on Wednesday.
The Pittsburgh Steelers‘ final injury report came early this week as they get set to take on the Tennessee Titans on Thursday Night Football.
Kenny Pickett (ribs) doesn’t have a game status designation but said in a Wednesday press conference that he’ll play. Levi Wallace (foot) is questionable. Minkah Fitzpatrick (hamstring) was ruled out on Monday.
Here’s the full rundown, according to Steelers.com.
