Cory Trice Jr. is inactive for the Steelers' Week 15 game against the Eagles, marking his second consecutive absence since being activated off the reserve/injured list on December 5. His ongoing absence raises questions about his recovery and future contributions to the team.

Cory Trice Jr. has been a full participant in practice this week after being activated from the reserve/injured list. He is set to play in his first game since Week 3, carrying no injury designation.

Cory Trice Jr. has been activated from the reserve/injured list, bolstering the Steelers' secondary as they head into the final stretch of the season. After suffering a hamstring injury in Week 3, Trice, a seventh-round pick from Purdue, brings a combination of size and athleticism that makes him a promising prospect. He made his regular season debut in Week 1 and recorded his first career interception against the Broncos in Week 2. Despite his injury setbacks, he is expected to take on a reserve role in the upcoming matchup against the Browns.

Cory Trice Jr. is nearing the conclusion of his 21-day practice window while on the reserve/injured list. He participated fully in practice after being limited the previous week, and the Steelers will soon need to decide whether to activate him to the 53-man roster. With an open roster spot available, his return seems likely, but if not activated, he will miss the remainder of the season.

Cory Trice Jr. had his 21-day return window opened while remaining on injured reserve and was a full participant in practice, listed as questionable for the game against the Ravens. If activated, the Steelers will need to make a corresponding move on their 53-man roster to accommodate him.