Steelers defensive backs sidelined with hamstring injuries
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 23:09 · Archive
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive backs Doneiko Slaughter and Brandin Echols are unavailable due to hamstring injuries ahead of the Cleveland Browns game.
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive backs Doneiko Slaughter and Brandin Echols are sidelined with hamstring injuries as the team prepares to host the Cleveland Browns. Slaughter sustained his injury during Sunday's game against New Orleans, while Echols was hurt a week earlier at Tampa Bay and missed the team's game in Paris.
Both players missed practice Thursday, the only members of the active roster who did not participate. Receiver Ben Skowronek (calf) and linebacker Alex Highsmith (groin) were limited participants. Other players including cornerback Jalen Ramsey (wrist), tight end Darnell Washington (rest), linebacker T.J. Watt (rest) and defensive lineman Cameron Heyward (rest) returned to full practice after sitting out Wednesday.
How it is being reported
- Steelers defensive backs Brandin Echols, Doneiko Slaughter miss practice ThursdayPittsburgh Steelers defensive backs Brandin Echols and Doneiko Slaughter missed practice again Thursday with hamstring injuries.TribLIVE · 29 Oct, 21:05
- Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback goes down with hamstring injuryDoneiko Slaughter suffered a hamstring injury and could miss this week against the Browns.PennLive · 29 Oct, 16:16
In this story: Pittsburgh Steelers · Doneiko Slaughter · Brandin Echols · Cleveland Browns · New Orleans · Tampa Bay
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