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 will be without their standout wide receiver George Pickens for the third consecutive game due to a hamstring injury. He has been officially ruled out for Week 16 against the Baltimore Ravens after failing to practice all week.

Pickens, who sustained the injury in Week 14, has not participated in any team activities and has only done individual work on the sidelines. His absence raises concerns about the Steelers' offensive productivity as they aim to clinch the AFC North.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are gearing up for a challenging stretch of games after a successful preseason, boasting a 10-3 record. However, their victories have mainly come against teams with losing records, raising questions about their true capabilities.

This week, they face the formidable Philadelphia Eagles, followed by rematches against the Baltimore Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs. The Steelers are aware that their season's success will be determined by these upcoming matchups.

Despite their recent achievements, players like DeShon Elliott and Calvin Austin III recognize the need for continued improvement, particularly in player discipline and maturity. The team is optimistic about their playoff chances, with a 99% likelihood of qualifying. Injuries could play a role, but the Steelers are ready to prove themselves against top-tier competition.

The Pittsburgh Steelers secured a 27-14 victory over the Cleveland Browns, improving their AFC North-leading record to 10-3. This win was a redemption after a previous sloppy matchup against the Browns.

Quarterback Russell Wilson showcased his leadership, completing 15 of 26 passes for 158 yards and two touchdowns, despite missing top receiver George Pickens due to injury. Wilson effectively utilized tight end Pat Freiermuth and other receivers to maintain offensive momentum.

With contributions from players like Mike Williams, Van Jefferson, and Scotty Miller, the Steelers demonstrated their depth and adaptability. Wilson's performance solidified his role as the offensive catalyst, leading the team to a strong position in the NFL.