The Pittsburgh Steelers came away with an important win in the NFL's first-ever game played in Dublin, Ireland on Sunday, but Mike Tomlin's team lost one of their more crucial defensive players after Jalen Ramsey left the game.

The Steelers endured several notable injuries during their Week 4 over the Vikings in Dublin, specifically ones to starting cornerback Jalen Ramsey and starting receiver Calvin Austin III.  Ramsey and Austin are both expected to miss several games,

Steelers cornerbacks Joey Porter Jr. and Jalen Ramsey and pass rusher Alex Highsmith no longer appear on the team's injury report, paving the way for them to take the field in Sunday's AFC North matchup against the Browns.

An All-Pro for proficiency in skills such as intercepting passes and covering wide receivers, Jalen Ramsey entered Sunday’s Pittsburgh Steelers game with a mere three career sacks. He left the 23-9 Steelers victory against the Cleveland Browns with five ...

This week the Pittsburgh Steelers welcome the Cleveland Browns to Acrisure Stadium in the Steelers first AFC North game of the season. Pittsburgh comes off its bye week at 3-1 and on top in the division and the Browns are stuck in the basement at 1-4 and ...

The team's decision to play Ramsey at safety comes after DeShon Elliott was placed on the reserve/injured list with a knee injury while Chuck Clark (illness) and Jabrill Peppers (quadricep) were also ruled out for today's contest.

Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Darius Slay suffered a dislocated finger against the Indianapolis Colts. He was able to battle through the injury and returned to the game. Slay started at outside cornerback with Jalen Ramsey at safety with all the injuries there.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin speaks to his defense's six takeaways in their win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 9 of the 2025 NFL season.