Steelers receive major injury boost ahead of Week 10 vs. Bengals
The Pittsburgh Steelers received a massive injury boost, as four previously injured players aren't carrying a designation into Week 10.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have received a significant injury boost ahead of their Week 10 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, with multiple players previously sidelined returning to the lineup. According to a final Week 10 practice report, safety DeShon Elliott, who suffered a season-ending hamstring tear/hyperextended knee earlier this year, has been activated from injured reserve and is expected to play.
Wide receiver Ben Skowronek, cornerback Brandin Echols, and defensive back Doneiko Slaughter, all of whom have missed time due to various injuries, will also be available for the Sunday Night Football game. This injury report from the Steelers Wire highlights the positive impact these returns will have on the Steelers' defense, particularly against Cincinnati's potent passing attack.
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