The Pittsburgh Steelers announced, via Senior Director of Communications Burt Lauten, that they have downgraded cornerback Cory Trice Jr. to out for the team’s Week 11 game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Trice had his 21-day return window opened this week, which allowed him to return to practice. He was a full participant on both Thursday and Friday, leading to him earning a questionable game designation, though he’s not quite ready for game action.

The second-year corner was placed on the reserve/injured list after sustaining a hamstring injury in Week 3 versus the Los Angeles Chargers. Should he not be activated to the 53-man roster before the 21-day window concludes, Trice will have to miss the remainder of the year.

A seventh-round pick in 2023 out of Purdue, Trice tore his ACL in training camp last August and missed the entirety of his rookie campaign. He played a combined 29 defensive snaps and 19 on special teams over Pittsburgh’s first three contests this season, picking up an interception and two total tackles along the way.

The Steelers’ cornerback room is a bit injury-riddled at the moment. C.J. Henderson will miss Sunday’s game with a neck injury while Donte Jackson, who despite not receiving a designation, remained on the report all week with a hamstring injury.

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PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Steelers tight end MyCole Pruitt is battling a nagging knee injury that has continued to pop up throughout the season. While he has played in the last three games after missing four games following the injury against the Denver Broncos, Pruitt has missed practice time each week.

The exact injury Pruitt suffered is unknown, but it is clear that it has persisted throughout the entire season and is affecting his mobility. Now, he is doubtful to play against the Baltimore Ravens, and sources say that Pruitt could very well miss the team’s game against the Cleveland Browns next Thursday, too.

With Pruitt likely sidelined, the Steelers will work with the three active tight ends they have on the roster and use Ben Skowronek as a potential add-on if needed. Skowronek’s specialty is blocking, and the Steelers have proven adept at using his skills. In the past, Skowronek has even played fullback while with the Los Angeles Rams.

Pruitt was signed from the Atlanta Falcons. He has followed offensive coordinator Arthur Smith around from his time in Tennessee to Atlanta and now to Pittsburgh.

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