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Questionable tag for Michael Pittman Jr.

Steelers WR Michael Pittman Jr. listed as questionable after two missed practices

The Pittsburgh Steelers are facing concerns over their offensive performance, particularly with the absence of key wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. who is dealing with a foot injury. Pittman, who was limited in his practice participation due to the injury, was not seen on the field during the open portion of Monday's practice. This absence is significant for the Steelers' offensive scheme as he pairs well with DK Metcalf, and both players are vital for the team's success.

Roman Wilson, a potential replacement, is not considered a top-tier wide receiver option. Steelers analyst Daniel Jeremiah emphasizes the need for the team to catch passes effectively, while NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah suggests focusing on fundamental execution. With the offensive line and other young players, Pittsburgh has shown promise, and the team is believed to have a solid foundation in the trenches.

However, offensive coordinator Mark Madden remains cautiously optimistic, acknowledging room for improvement while praising the lack of production.

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