The Pittsburgh Steelers appear to be inching closer to having a key contributor return on the offensive side of the ball. On their penultimate injury report ahe

Steelers wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. won't play against his former team when the Colts come to town on Sunday, and he won't play for a while after that, either.

Aaron Rodgers has rarely been shy about expressing his emotions during his 22 NFL seasons, occasionally letting his frustrations boil over on the field.

While it's true that the team needs safety DeShon Elliott back immediately and they don't have a replacement for Joey Porter Jr., neither of those top-tier defenders are who the Pittsburgh Steelers miss the most.

Steelers WR Michael Pittman Jr aggravated his foot injury and coach Mike McCarthy said he’ll miss multiple weeks. Pittman had been dealing with plantar fasciitis. Pittman had already missed Pittsburgh’s Week 2 matchup because of the foot injury before returning for the following two games.

Pittsburgh played a week ago Thursday, while the Colts played last Sunday in London. Does that extra rest give the Steelers an advantage?

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr.will not have a reunion on the field versus his former team.Pittman, in fact, will be sidelined for longer than just Sunday's game against the visiting Indianapolis Colts.

Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy praised safety Robert Spears-Jennings for maximizing his reps on special teams and defense.