The Pittsburgh Steelers may see defensive tackle Montravius Adams return to action this week. As he recovers from a torn meniscus, Adams has not yet been reinstated from injured reserve despite training for the past two weeks. With four days in a row of complete practice, and Larry Ogunjobi sidelined with a groin injury, Adams’ comeback appears more likely than ever.
Adams must return at some time for the Steelers, particularly when facing the formidable Philadelphia Eagles rushing attack. The Steelers will face running back Saquon Barkley, who is poised to surpass the single-season record for the most rushing yards in a season, in what is anticipated to be a physical. Barkley is now among the front-runners for Most Valuable Player as a result.
If Ogunjobi is unable to play, Adams would give Keeanu Benton more freedom to maneuver around the formation, which would be important for the Steelers. The squad hopes that this is the week when Adams returns to the team, but even if he does, Isaiahh Loudermilk and Dean Lowry will play a big role.
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