The Steelers’ extensive injury list makes the Week 10 matchup with the Lions more difficult to swallow.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Detroit Lions game ended in a draw 16-16, and the team suffered serious injuries.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Detroit Lions tied 16-16 in Week 10; but, when you include in the injuries the Steelers endured, the tie becomes even more regrettable.
Injuries ravaged the Steelers during the Detroit game, and T.J. Watt’s was by far the worst.
Mike Tomlin then told the media that Watt actually suffered a hip and knee injury that would need to be evaluated in the coming days. Watt left the game with what seemed to be a hip injury.
On the defensive side of the field, Tomlin stated that Joe Haden left the game due to a foot injury, specifically a mid-foot sprain.
The offensive guards for the Steelers also sustained injuries. Trai Turner and Kevin Dotson both suffered ankle injuries, according to Tomlin, and will require additional testing. B.J. Finney, who can play both guard and center, was inactive on a day when the Steelers decided to wear Zach Banner, who can only play tackle in some
quite stressful. Joe Haeg was compelled to play right guard, which put the Steelers in a difficult situation along the offensive line.
game injuries. Needless to say, there will be many unanswered questions for this club going into the Week 11 game in California versus the Los Angeles Chargers.
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