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Michael Pittman

PIT Wide Receiver #11

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Steelers WR Michael Pittman (leg) was not at practice on Monday.

Pittman exited Saturday’s practice with an apparent leg injury and was not on the field for Monday’s session. Speaking with the media, head coach Mike McCarthy confirmed Pittman was injured on Saturday but didn’t discuss how long he may be out. For now, we’ll assume this is something minor, but hopefully we’ll have more details to provide soon.
Michael Pittman

PIT Wide Receiver #11

Steelers WR Michael Pittman exited practice early on Saturday after suffering an apparent leg injury.

Pittman was seen talking to trainers after leaving the field. They were seemingly focused on his right leg. Pittman has a chance to lead the team in targets, operating as a short-to-intermediate threat while WR DK Metcalf frequently stretches the field. The Steelers have the day off on Sunday and are scheduled to resume practicing on Monday. If he’s back in action then, this is likely a non-issue.
Colton Dowell

PIT Wide Receiver #84

Steelers signed WR Colton Dowell, formerly of the 49ers.

The Steelers also brought aboard TE Lance Mason. They correspondingly released TE JJ Galbreath and WR AT Perry. Dowell and Mason will likely have to compete for roster spots this month.
Jaylen Warren

PIT Running Back #30

The Steelers listed Jaylen Warren as RB1 on their first preseason depth chart.

Rico Dowdle is listed as the RB2. We wouldn’t read into this too much, but it does align with the approach fantasy managers have been taking to this backfield. Warren currently comes off the board at RB27 while Dowdle sits at RB32. With a larger role through the air also in his future, Warren continues to looks like a safe bet for FLEX-worthy fantasy numbers in 2026.
Ahkello Witherspoon

FA Cornerback #24

Commanders CB Ahkello Witherspoon retired after nine seasons in the NFL.

Witherspoon was placed on the reserve/retired list Tuesday, just a few months after initially signing with the Commanders. The 31-year-old entered the league with the 49ers as a 2017 third-rounder. Witherspoon tallied 60 passes defended and 13 interceptions over his career, spending four seasons in San Francisco, two with the Steelers, and the past three seasons with the Rams.
Aaron Rodgers

PIT Quarterback

Aaron Rodgers said Mike McCarthy wants him to play “30 or 40 plays” in the preseason.

Rodgers didn’t take a preseason snap for the Steelers last season, but it sounds like the 42-year-old vet will be on the field for each of the Steelers’ first two preseason games this year. Interestingly, they are against the Packers and Jets. Speaking with The Athletic’s Michael Silver, Rodgers didn’t seem particularly excited about taking preseason snaps, but said, “If (McCarthy) wants me to, I will.”
Rayshawn Jenkins

PIT Safety

Steelers sign S Rayshawn Jenkins, formerly of the Browns.

Jenkins intercepted one pass and totaled 27 solo tackles and one TFL last year. The Steelers correspondingly released S Darnell Savage despite signing him in March.
Jordan Whitehead

FA Safety

Steelers hosted free agent S Jordan Whitehead for visit on Thursday.

A January 2025 car crash sidelined Whitehead for the entire season. He was cleared for football activity just over a week ago.
Broderick Jones

PIT OFFENSIVE TACKLE (SUB) #77

Steelers GM Omar Khan said Broderick Jones (neck) is medically cleared to practice.

He did say they’d be “smart” about him and where he is strength and conditioning wise, so Jones may wind up taking a longer build up. But overall, this is a fairly positive update about a player who we weren’t completely sure would play in 2026 as recently as a few months ago.
Joey Porter

PIT Cornerback #24

Steelers placed CB Joey Porter (undisclosed) on the active/PUP list.

It’s unknown what the injury is here, as Porter was not mentioned in an injury rundown by GM Omar Khan earlier this morning. More information to come when it is available. Porter was a potential hold-in (as he was at OTAs) as he tries to work on a contract extension with the team.