PITTSBURGH -- Roman Wilson did not practice for nearly six weeks while rehabbing a high ankle sprain that he suffered on July 30, the first day of padded practice for the Steelers. Since suffering the injury, Wilson has missed weeks of installation, the entire preseason, and two weeks of the regular season.

Last week we saw the healthy return of Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Troy Fautanu and the offensive line got a nice boost from the addition. This week we hope the Steelers offense gets another offensive playmaker back just in time to take on the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could finally have rookie wide receiver Roman Wilson in the lineup when they take on the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. On Thursday, Wilson logged his second full

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,

NFL teams spend months together in the offseason working on their schemes and systems. There are no opponents to prepare for so the only thing teams need to do is get better at what it is they want to do during the season.

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.

In a recent article suggesting moves every NFL team should make right now, a Bleacher Report analyst believes the Pittsburgh Steelers should sign a veteran offensive lineman off the Denver Broncos' practice squad.