George Pickens did not make himself available for locker room interviews this week. He typically talks the last day of the practice week - Thursdays/Fridays depending on game schedule - but didn't today. He also declined an interview request postgame vs. Cincy last week.

Steelers have released WR Scotty Miller. Presumably makes room to activate Calvin Anderson from IR.

Spencer Anderson taking reps at RG next to starting center Zach Frazier. Starting RG Mason McCormick was limited the last two days with a broken hand. Injury report comes out later today pic.x.com/Q30EC3fO6W

Really good stuff here from T.J. Watt on chasing greatness in an organization that has won six Super Bowls: pic.x.com/S0lUDqcaOX

Najee Harris made it clear that he's focused on the playoff game in front of him. But when the pending free agency was asked if he took a second to reflect on what may have been his last game at Acrisure, he gave a thoughtful and measured response: pic.x.com/ZeVFMSjRG8

Cameron Heyward, Chris Boswell off final injury report for Steelers-Ravens. nbcsports.com/nfl/profootbal…

Steelers starting RG Mason McCormick is questionable. UMD product Spencer Anderson could be in line for the start in his home state. Starting corner Donte Jackson is good to go, as is TE MyCole Pruitt. If you're hoping for a Roman Wilson playoff sighting, he's out. pic.x.com/exwvDVWAOf

Steelers release WR Scotty Miller nfl.com/news/nfl-news-… pic.x.com/rgYH7zaOUH

The Steelers have been talking up the possibility of using both of their quarterbacks during Saturday's game in Baltimore and Justin Fields said this week that part of the benefit of that comes from making the Ravens prepare for a wider range of possibilities heading into the game.

Mr. Unlimited’s time in Pittsburgh may indeed be limited. That is, of course, if Russell Wilson struggles to help his team achieve their first playoff win in almost 3,000 days in the Wild-Card round of 2024’s NFL playoffs. However, the Steelers’ signal-caller isn’t worried about his next contract and is only focused on one thing: beating Baltimore.

With Wilson scheduled to be a free agent in 2025, this Saturday’s playoff game between the Steelers and Ravens will have huge implications for his payday and his future with the Black and Gold. On Wednesday, reporters asked the Steelers quarterback whether he feels he has more at stake personally in this game

If you looked at the 2024 NFL draft class for the Pittsburgh Steelers immediately after the draft, the two players we expected to see the biggest contributions from would have been offensive tackle Troy Fautanu and wide receiver Roman Wilson.

But thanks to injuries, Wilson and Fautanu haven’t been able to contribute at all. Yet somehow the Steelers landed three rookies on the 33rd Team’s All-Rookie Team for 2024.

On offense, center Zach Frazier and guard Mason McCormick both made the first team. Frazier has been the highest-graded rookie tackle this season and is in the top six of all centers in the NFL. The Steelers have a reputation for great centers and it’s clear Frazier is the latest

While Roman Wilson has been a full practice participant for the past two weeks, he remains on injured reserve. The rookie wide receiver was ruled out for the Pittsburgh Steelers wild-card showdown with the Baltimore Ravens.

Short of five snaps (no targets) versus the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 6, Wilson has had a non-existent rookie season, no thanks to an ankle injury sustained during the first week of training camp.

Wilson was placed on injured reserve in October, where he remains after expectations were that he’d be sidelined for four games. Four games would’ve made Wilson eligible to return in Week 13; however, he’s seemingly dropped off the radar until Pittsburgh designated him to return on Dec. 31