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Steelers Suffer Double Injury Blow at Wide Receiver
12 Oct
Summary
- Roman Wilson injured his dislocated finger in the first half.
- Ben Skowronek sustained a calf injury before halftime.
- Two receivers were already out due to injury.
The Pittsburgh Steelers experienced a significant blow to their receiving unit during their recent 34-22 win over the Indianapolis Colts. Both wide receivers Roman Wilson and Ben Skowronek were forced to leave the game due to injuries sustained in the first half. Wilson was sidelined with a dislocated finger, while Skowronek experienced a calf injury.
These new injuries place additional strain on the Steelers' already thin receiving depth. The team was already without another player at the position who is currently on injured reserve with a foot injury. Despite the personnel changes, head coach Mike McCarthy commended the team's younger players for adapting and maintaining the offense's approach.
