The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly set to get a key player back in the lineup for their Christmas Day matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, and

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens has missed the team’s last three games with a hamstring injury, but he’s expected to return to the lineup on Ch

The Pittsburgh Steelers received a mixed bag of injury updates on wideout George Pickens and cornerback Joey Porter Jr.

A big reason the Steelers struggled on Saturday against the Baltimore Ravens was the absence of wide receiver George Pickens. The passing offense has no punch without Pickens in the lineup. But Tomlin offered an optimistic update about Pickens playing against the Chiefs this week.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens is dealing with a hamstring injury. Here’s the latest update.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could get wide receiver George Pickens back against the Kansas City Chiefs. Adam Schefter of ESPN said on Monday that there is a ‘realistic chance’ Pickens plays on Wednesday after missing the last three games with a grade 2 hamstring strain.

George Pickens, the Steelers' top wideout who has missed the past three games with a hamstring injury, has a "real chance" of facing the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day, according to Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin.

Pickens suffered the injury on Dec. 5, while doing some work after practice. The Steelers initially thought the injury was minor, but an MRI revealed more significant damage, causing Pickens to miss the team’s last three games.

We’re just under 90 minutes out from kickoff of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Week 17 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, and both teams have officially announced their gameday inactives. Here’s a look at the Steelers inactives for Week 17’s showdown against the Chiefs.

The Steelers will have wide receiver George Pickens in the lineup on Christmas, but they won't have quarterback Justin Fields.

It's looking like another Merry Christmas for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2025. The two-time defending Super Bowl champions have the NFL's best record and have been the most clutch, if not fortunate, team in the NFL this season,