Steelers Get Good News on Two Key Players Ahead of Bills Preseason Finale
Summary
The Pittsburgh Steelers received good news as two key players, Jalen Ramsey and Max Iheanachor, have been cleared to return to practice after injuries. Ramsey, a top cornerback, and Iheanachor, a rookie offensive tackle, are expected to help the team as they prepare for the regular season.Key Facts
- Jalen Ramsey injured his knee during the Steelers’ minicamp in June and started training camp on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list.
- Ramsey did not need surgery but missed practice for about a month.
- Head coach Mike McCarthy said Ramsey has been activated off the PUP list and can practice again.
- Max Iheanachor, a first-round rookie and starting right tackle pick, has been out with neck and shoulder injuries.
- Iheanachor has also been cleared to return to practice.
- The Steelers open their regular season on September 13 against the Atlanta Falcons.
- Ramsey is expected to help defend against Atlanta’s strong offense.
- Iheanachor may not start the season but could earn a starting spot later if he stays healthy.
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