The Pittsburgh Steelers have released their final injury report ahead of their Week 3 bout with the Los Angeles Chargers, which included some positive news on the status of rookie wide receiver Roman Wilson.

PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver Roman Wilson is set to make his NFL debut on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. Wilson practiced fully on Friday for the second straight day and does not have a game designation, meaning he is cleared to play.

Will fans ever get to see the elusive Wilson-Wilson connection? Only time will tell, but for Fields' sake, let's hope his efforts with Roman Wilson are just as effective as the Steelers' passing offense, which ranks 29th in the NFL and could seriously use some extra firepower.

Without Wilson in the lineup, the Steelers passing game has struggled. We aren’t saying Wilson is plug-and-play as a starter but at this point, the team needs able bodies who can get open and catch the football.

PITTSBURGH -- Roman Wilson did not practice for nearly six weeks while rehabbing a high ankle sprain that he suffered on July 30, the first day of padded practice for the Steelers. Since suffering the injury, Wilson has missed weeks of installation, the entire preseason, and two weeks of the regular season.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson has missed the first two games of the season as he continues to work his way back from a calf injury. But is he any closer to playing in Week 3? Here's the latest on the veteran signal-caller after practice on Thursday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a tough game coming up against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 3. LA has gone back to the basics with the ground game as JK Dobbins has been the best running back in the NFL through the first two weeks of the 2024 regular season.

Two up, two down for the Pittsburgh Steelers as they head into a showdown of undefeated teams against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. Mike Tomlin already told us the plans for the QB situation, and a few special teamers have hit the I.