George Pickens, a wide receiver, could return for the Pittsburgh Steelers against the Kansas City Chiefs. After missing the previous three games due to a grade 2 hamstring strain, ESPN’s Adam Schefter stated on Monday that there is a reasonable chance Pickens would play on Wednesday.
According to Schefter, George Pickens has a good chance of rejoining the Steelers for Christmas.
For a languishing Steelers offense in need of a spark, it would be enormous news. Prior to the Steelers’ game against the Cleveland Browns, Pickens sustained the injury. Even though they won that game, they have had trouble doing anything against the Baltimore Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles, two teams with superior defenses.
After suffering the injury, Pickens said he really wanted to be out there. After the first worries regarding his injury surfaced, it now appears that they could be able to get him back sooner than they had anticipated.
Pickens’ return for a pivotal game against the Kansas City Chiefs will help the Steelers win out and secure the AFC North.
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