PITTSBURGH -- Standout rookie offensive lineman Troy Fautanu suffered a ‘little tweak’ in Friday’s practice, according to tackle Broderick Jones. Fautanu left the field early, and his status for Sunday is unknown. He will get an MRI after practice.

According to offensive tackle Broderick Jones, he was back in the starting lineup at practice on Friday after rookie OT Troy Fautanu tweaked something and Jones assumed his previous role as first-team right tackle with Dan Moore Jr. remaining on the left side. We assume the tweak was to Fautanu’s knee that he injured earlier in the offseason.

It hasn't been pretty to watch as the Steelers average the fourth-fewest total yards per game (260.5) and eighth-fewest points per game (15.5), but the belief around the locker room is that the "dam is about to burst.

The Pittsburgh Steelers offense is averaging just 15.5 points per game through two games, and while there are a litany of reasons for that from the Steelers struggling on offense, the lack of explosive plays for a ball control offense might be the biggest reason.

But not for the Pittsburgh Steelers offense it would seem. It has been a recurring theme over the last several seasons that despite having the same amount of prep time when the season starts, the Steelers offense is still several weeks behind everyone else and constantly playing catch up.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have released their injury report following Thursday's practice as they gear up for their Week 3 home opener versus the Los Angeles Chargers. Rookie wide receiver Roman Wilson,

The Pittsburgh Steelers still have something else to fix in the wide receiver room other than the production behind top wideout George Pickens. Pickens has been one of the better wide receivers in the NFL through two weeks by most metrics,

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.

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.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Roman Wilson was a full participant in Thursday’s practice, an upgrade from his limited participation on Wednesday. While Wilson said he is unsure if he will play, he is optimistic that the team will get him out there after missing nearly six weeks with a high ankle sprain.