Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns Wednesday injury report

Ahead of their Week 3 game with the Cleveland Browns on Thursday, the Pittsburgh Steelers have made their Wednesday injury report available. The Steelers are coming off just a three-day turnaround from playing the New England Patriots on Sunday, and are entering the Thursday night game with a nearly clean injury report.

Linebacker Devin Bush was originally the only player featured on the report, but was a full participant in the team’s actual practices beginning Tuesday. On Wednesday, safety Minkah Fitzpatrick joined the report after being limited in practice with leg cramps. The two injuries do not appear to be limiting in any way, and Pittsburgh should be able to play tomorrow night at full strength.

Steelers vs Browns Wednesday injury report

Full Participation – Steelers: LB Devin Bush (Foot)

Limited Participation – Steelers: S Minkah Fitzpatrick (Lower Leg Cramps)

Full Participation – Browns: DE Isaiah Thomas (Hand), TE Harrison Bryant (Thumb, Thigh)

Limited Participation – Browns: T Jack Conklin (Knee), T Chris Hubbard (Illness), DE Myles Garrett (Neck), G Joel Bitonio (Biceps)

Did Not Practice – Browns: DE Jadeveon Clowney (Ankle)

While Pittsburgh is entering the week very healthy, Cleveland has major players featured on their injury report. The biggest name on the list is star pass rusher Myles Garrett, who is battling a neck injury this week. Garrett was held out of practice on Tuesday and was limited on Wednesday, but it seems unlikely to hold him out of tomorrow’s game.

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Before practices even began, Cleveland ruled out Jadeveon Clowney and Chase Winovich as well on their defensive line. As of Wednesday’s final practice of the week, Clowney is still the only player listed on the “Did Not Practice” list, while Garrett and guard Joel Bitonio were elevated to “Limited” on the report. Also limited on Wednesday were tackles Jack Conklin and Chris Hubbard, although the short week could affect how intense they were letting their players go during practice with any form of injury.