Logan Lee has been limited in practice due to a calf injury and has yet to make his regular season debut. The Steelers have opened his 21-day practice window, indicating a potential return this season. Lee was placed on injured reserve in early September and has been working towards recovery since then.

Logan Lee has been placed on injured reserve due to a calf injury, which will keep him sidelined for at least four weeks. The sixth-round pick did not practice during the week leading up to the season opener and missed the final preseason game. Although he was initially retained on the 53-man roster, his absence leaves the Steelers with depth concerns on the defensive line. With Lee out, the team will rely on Isaiahh Loudermilk, Dean Lowry, Montravius Adams, and DeMarvin Leal to back up starting defensive linemen. While Lee was viewed as a reliable reserve, the Steelers will need to ensure the rest of the defensive line stays healthy to avoid further complications.

Logan Lee has been placed on the reserve/injured list, ruling him out for the next four games due to a calf injury that has sidelined him in recent practices. He had not participated in the preseason finale against the Lions, indicating his ongoing health issues. During his collegiate career at Iowa, Lee played in 33 games, recording 158 tackles, 18.5 tackles for loss, and nine sacks. With Lee's absence, the team will rely on Dean Lowry, Montravius Adams, and Isaiah Loudermilk to fill in at defensive end behind starters Larry Ogunjobi and Cam Heyward. Depending on his recovery, the Steelers may consider designating Lee for return from IR later in the season.

Logan Lee has been officially ruled out for the upcoming game due to a calf injury, which kept him from participating in the preseason finale against the Detroit Lions. He has consistently been listed as "did not participate" in recent practices.

Fourth-round offensive lineman Logan Lee signed with the team on Friday.