The Pittsburgh Steelers have brought back wide receiver Scotty Miller in preparation for their playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens. Miller, who was previously released from the active roster, is among the players elevated from the practice squad, joining Jamal Agnew. This move comes after Calvin Anderson was signed following a stint on the reserve/injured list. Miller's contributions had diminished with the arrival of Mike Williams and Ben Skowronek's return from injury.

In the regular season, the 27-year-old recorded five catches for 69 yards across 13 games. Previously, he had a successful season with the Atlanta Falcons under offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, amassing 11 catches for 161 yards and two touchdowns. Miller began his NFL career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, showcasing his talent over four seasons, including a memorable Super Bowl victory.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are gearing up for their final regular season game against the Cincinnati Bengals, releasing their first injury report of the week. Key players are facing various injuries, with linebacker Cole Holcomb (knee), wide receiver Ben Skowronek (hip), running back Jaylen Warren (ribs), and rookie defensive tackle Logan Lee (calf) listed as limited participants in practice. Meanwhile, cornerback Joey Porter Jr. (knee), quarterback Justin Fields (abdominal), and rookie wide receiver Roman Wilson (hamstring) were full participants, signaling a positive trend in their recovery.

Justin Fields, who has been sidelined for the past two games due to an abdominal injury sustained against the Philadelphia Eagles, showed significant improvement by fully participating in practice. This development raises hopes for his availability against the Bengals. The Steelers also opened the practice windows for Holcomb, Wilson, and Lee, indicating a potential return for these players this season. Holcomb has been on the reserve/PUP list since a serious injury in Week 9, while Wilson was placed on IR before Week 8. Lee has yet to make his regular season debut after landing on IR in early September.

Skowronek and Porter Jr. are recovering from injuries sustained in Week 16 against the Baltimore Ravens, and Coach Mike Tomlin expressed optimism regarding their chances to play against Cincinnati. Warren, who did not miss the game against the Kansas City Chiefs despite his injury, is being monitored closely for the remainder of the week as the Steelers aim to keep him healthy following impressive performances in recent games.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are gearing up for their Week 17 game against the Kansas City Chiefs, and they have received a significant boost with the return of wide receiver George Pickens.

After a three-week absence due to a hamstring injury, Pickens has fully participated in practice and is set to play. His return is crucial as the Steelers' offense has struggled without him, averaging only 19 points per game.

Additionally, defensive lineman Larry Ogunjobi is also expected to return, while receiver Ben Skowronek and cornerback Joey Porter Jr. have been ruled out.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have released their initial injury report ahead of their Christmas Day game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Key players like wide receiver George Pickens and safety DeShon Elliott participated fully in practice, which is promising for the team's offense and defense.

Quarterback Justin Fields was limited, while cornerback Joey Porter Jr. and wide receiver Ben Skowronek did not participate. The Steelers are hopeful about Pickens' return, as he has missed the last three games. The status of the secondary remains a concern with multiple injuries.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens may return for the upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs after missing three games due to a hamstring injury. Coach Mike Tomlin expressed optimism about Pickens and several other injured players potentially playing on Christmas Day.

The Steelers' offense has struggled in Pickens' absence, averaging significantly fewer yards per game. Tomlin highlighted Pickens' ability to create opportunities for both himself and his teammates.

While some players may return, the availability of cornerback Joey Porter Jr. and wide receiver Ben Skowronek remains uncertain. Tomlin refrained from commenting on the possibility of claiming former Steeler Diontae Johnson from waivers.