Steelers Receive Positive Injury News Ahead Of Bills Game

The Pittsburgh Steelers will be approaching full strength for their first-round playoff game against the Buffalo Bills.

With the playoff opener against the Buffalo Bills looming this weekend, the Pittsburgh Steelers injury report had only one blemish at the end of a clean week of practice.

On the final injury report, the Steelers named three players. Three were full participants, while the other two did not practice, although just one was ruled out of Wild Card Weekend.

Issac Seumalo, an offensive guard who practiced fully the day before, sat out of the final session of the week but did not receive an injury designation for the game, so he is anticipated to play. He’s had a nagging shoulder ailment for a few weeks and has lost some practice time as the Steelers try to manage it.

T.J. Watt, the team’s star outside linebacker, is out with a knee injury, as expected.

The Steelers’ remaining three injured players, linebacker Elandon Roberts (pectoral), running back Najee Harris (knee), and safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, have all completely practiced for the previous two days and are ready to go for kickoff versus the Bills.