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Week 15 Sunday Night Football Steelers vs. Eagles Injury Report: Who’s In, Who’s Out?

Steelers vs. Eagles: Injury updates & how to watch.

Week 15 is serving a hot Pennsylvania rivalry as the Pittsburgh Steelers head to Philly to face the Eagles under the bright lights of Sunday Night Football. The two playoff-hungry teams battling for supremacy, gear up for a nail-biting clash. But, but, but—key injuries on both sides could shake things up in a big way. Who’s suiting up, and who’s watching from the sidelines? Let’s dive into the injury report to find out.

Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Philadelphia Eagles injury report

Game Time: Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET

Steelers injuries

George Pickens (WR): Did Not Participate (Hamstring)
DeShon Elliott (S): Did Not Participate (Hamstring)
Larry Ogunjobi (DT): Did Not Participate (Groin)
Calvin Anderson (OT): Limited Participation (Groin) – Questionable
Montravius Adams (DT): Full Participation (Knee) – Questionable
T.J. Watt (LB): Limited Participation (Illness)

Key absences:

The Steelers’ passing game could suffer without George Pickens, who remains sidelined with a hamstring injury. Additionally, the defense faces challenges with Larry Ogunjobi and DeShon Elliott ruled out, while T.J. Watt’s limited status raises concerns about his availability.

#Steelers QB Russell Wilson was asked if he knows he is 4 & 0 in Philly and undefeated in his career against the #Eagles.

“Yeah, but you know, that’s old. I’m aware.”

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Eagles injuries

Britain Covey (WR): Did Not Participate (Neck) – Out
Jalen Carter (DT): Full Participation (Shoulder)
Johnny Wilson (WR): Did Not Participate (Illness)
Sydney Brown (SAF): Full Participation (Knee)

Key absences:

Wide receiver Britain Covey’s absence limits depth in the Eagles’ receiving corps. However, Jalen Carter’s full participation provides a much-needed boost for Philadelphia’s defensive line.

Eagles vs. Steelers; What to watch out for

Eagles DL Jalen Carter vs. Steelers interior OL

Jalen Carter’s dominance could spell trouble for Pittsburgh’s offense. With 48 pressures and 23 run stops this season, Carter is a game-wrecker. Steelers LG Isaac Seumalo and C Zach Frazier must step up to contain his explosiveness, especially after Carter’s standout performances in recent weeks.

Steelers CB Joey Porter Jr. vs. Eagles WR A.J. Brown

A.J. Brown’s physicality makes him a nightmare matchup for Joey Porter Jr., who must avoid penalties while staying aggressive. Brown has punished the Steelers before, and Porter’s performance will be pivotal in limiting Philadelphia’s passing game.

Eagles RT Lane Johnson vs. Steelers OLB T.J. Watt

Lane Johnson, arguably the NFL’s top right tackle, faces T.J. Watt in a clash of titans. Johnson’s ability to handle one-on-one matchups could neutralize Watt’s impact, a critical factor given Watt’s tendency to disrupt opposing offenses when left unchecked.

Steelers S Minkah Fitzpatrick vs. Eagles QB Jalen Hurts

Minkah Fitzpatrick’s instincts meet Jalen Hurts’ precision. With Hurts excelling in quick passes, Fitzpatrick must anticipate routes and force turnovers. This chess match between two former Alabama teammates could tip the scales.

Pittsburgh Steelers Injury Report

Player	Position	Injury	Wed	Thu	Fri	Game Status
Patrick Queen	LB	NIR – Resting Vet	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
George Pickens	WR	Hamstring	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
Mike Williams	WR	NIR – Resting Vet	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
Najee Harris	RB	NIR – Resting Vet	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
DeShon Elliott	S	Hamstring	DNP	DNP	DNP	OUT
Montravius Adams	DT	Knee	FP	FP	FP	Questionable
Isaac Seumalo	G	NIR – Resting Vet	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
T.J. Watt	LB	NIR – Resting Vet/Illness	DNP	FP	LP	(-)
Cameron Heyward	DT	NIR – Resting Vet	DNP	DNP	FP	(-)
Larry Ogunjobi	DT	Groin	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
Elandon Roberts	LB	NIR – Resting Vet	(-)	DNP	FP	(-)
MyCole Pruitt	TE	NIR – Resting Vet	(-)	DNP	FP	(-)
Cordarrelle Patterson	RB/KR	NIR – Resting Vet	(-)	DNP	FP	(-)
Calvin Anderson	OT	Groin	(-)	(-)	LP	Questionable

Philadelphia Eagles Injury Report

Player	Position	Injury	Wed	Thu	Fri	Game Status
Mekhi Becton	OT	Rest	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
Reed Blankenship	SAF	Concussion	LP	FP	FP	(-)
A.J. Brown	WR	Rest	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
Sydney Brown	SAF	Knee	DNP	LP	FP	(-)
Jalen Carter	DT	Shoulder	LP	FP	FP	(-)
Britain Covey	WR	Neck	LP	FP	FP	Out
Nakobe Dean	LB	Elbow	FP	FP	FP	(-)
Cooper DeJean	CB	Rest	LP	FP	FP	(-)
Landon Dickerson	G	Rest	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
C.J. Gardner-Johnson	SAF	Rest	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
Jalen Hurts	QB	Left Finger	FP	FP	FP	(-)
Lane Johnson	OT	Personal	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
Darius Slay	CB	Rest	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
Josh Sweat	LB	Rest	DNP	FP	FP	(-)
Johnny Wilson	WR	Illness	(-)	DNP	(-)	(-)

Where and how to watch Steelers vs. Eagles

Television and Streaming

Kickoff Time: Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET
TV Broadcast: FOX
- Commentators: Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady
- Sideline Reporters: Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi
Streaming Options:
- NFL+ (for out-of-market games on mobile and tablet devices)
- FOX Sports App

Fans outside the United States can catch the game live on ESPN PacRim in Australia and New Zealand.

Radio Coverage

Philadelphia Market:
- English Broadcast: SportsRadio 94WIP
- Spanish Broadcast: La Mega 105.7 FM (Philadelphia), 93.9 FM (Atlantic City), and 103.3 FM (Vineland/Millville)
Pittsburgh Market:
- English Broadcast: WDVE 102.5 FM and WBGG 970 AM

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