Steelers wide receiver George Pickens has been declared inactive for today's matchup against the Browns due to a hamstring injury. Despite positive reports earlier in the day, his pregame workout did not go as planned. Pickens' absence significantly impacts the Steelers' passing game, as he has been a key contributor to their offensive production. With him out, other receivers and tight ends are expected to step up, and the team may rely more heavily on their running game.
- George Pickens' injury leaves a significant gap in the Steelers' offense.
- Expect increased targets for other receivers and tight ends.
- Steelers may shift focus to their run game with Pickens out.
George Pickens | WR

Injury
Week 6
- Inactive due to hamstring injury.
- Accounted for 24% of targets, 24% of receptions, 32% of receiving yards, and 30% of receiving TDs since Russell Wilson took over.
Russell Wilson | QB

- Not recommended as a QB1 play with Pickens inactive.
Pittsburgh Steelers

- Significant reliance on run game expected.
- Passing game will be impacted heavily without Pickens.