Pittsburgh –After suffering a back injury against the Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Donte Jackson escaped significant harm. Jackson was not always available during the game, and in addition to his back problem, he was ill before the game, which made it difficult for him to perform.
But according to head coach Mike Tomlin, that shouldn’t be a major problem. Jackson should participate even though he will be limited in the first part of the week before the team’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles. That is encouraging for a squad that has a lot of injuries.
Security Due to DeShon Elliott’s hamstring strain, the Steelers’ secondary is out. With players like DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown, the Eagles’ passing game hasn’t been particularly impressive this season, but they still have a lot of talent. The Steelers may anticipate some new passing game twists because the players have been vocal about wanting to improve the passing game.
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