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The Pittsburgh Steelers will be without starting left guard Isaac Seumalo for their season opener against the Atlanta Falcons due to a pectoral injury. Coach Mike Tomlin expressed optimism about Seumalo's recovery, labeling his status as week-to-week. In his absence, second-year lineman Spencer Anderson will make his first NFL start. Additionally, several other players are recovering from injuries but may be available for the game.
- Isaac Seumalo's injury is a significant loss for the Steelers' offensive line.
- Spencer Anderson's versatility may be key in filling the gap left by Seumalo.
- Several players are on the mend, and their availability for the opener is uncertain.
Jaylen Warren | RB
Injury
Week 1
- Dealing with a hamstring injury but is optimistic about participating in practice.
- Plans to be available for the opener.
Roman Wilson | WR
Injury
Week 1
- Limited in practice due to an ankle sprain.
- Has not fully practiced since the injury.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- Facing injury challenges ahead of the season opener.
- Need to rely on younger players to step up in key positions.
Atlanta Falcons
- Will face a Steelers team dealing with multiple injuries, potentially giving them an advantage.
Jaylen Warren | RB
Injury
Week 1
- Dealing with a hamstring injury but plans to participate in practice.
- Anticipates being available for the opener.
Roman Wilson | WR
Injury
Week 1
- Sustained an ankle sprain and hasn't fully practiced since.
- Status for the opener remains uncertain.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- Facing challenges with injuries to key players ahead of the season opener.
- Need to rely on depth and versatility in the offensive line.
Atlanta Falcons
- Will face a Steelers team with potential gaps in their offensive line due to injuries.
- Could exploit the situation if the Steelers' replacements struggle.