Cory Trice Jr. is poised to take on an expanded role in the Steelers' defense with the absence of starting cornerback Donte Jackson due to injury. His performance will be crucial as the team faces the Bengals, and he will need to step up to fill the gap left by Jackson's five interceptions this season.

Cory Trice Jr. is set to play a crucial role in the Steelers' secondary following Joey Porter Jr.'s injury. After spending time on the reserve/injured list due to a hamstring issue, Trice was activated before Week 14 and had a career-high 49 defensive snaps against the Ravens. His increased responsibilities come at a pivotal moment for the team as they face a tough opponent in the Chiefs.

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.