Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback C.J. Henderson popped up on the team’s injury report with a neck injury and did not practice on Thursday. Henderson has yet to play in a game with the team, but was elevated to the active roster after multiple teams tried to poach him.

The Steelers could be without one of their most explosive weapons in Week 11, as Jaylen Warren popped up on the injury report with a back injury. Warren entered Thursday with no injury designation, but now it could be a game-time decision.

Chris Simms has reservations regarding the Steelers' offensive ability to go toe-to-toe with the Lamar Jackson-led Ravens in Week 11, but Mike Florio feels that Pittsburgh will "find a way" at home.

Meanwhile, running back Jaylen Warren (back) and cornerback C.J. Henderson (neck) were the two players who did not practice on Thursday that fully practiced on Wednesday. Tight end MyCole Pruitt (knee / rest) did not practice for the second straight day, but the veteran needs less practice time than others due to his veteran status.

A week ago, the Pittsburgh Steelers set goals for promising. Among those goals, Trice had to demonstrate that he could run at least 20 miles per hour and go through a flurry of other tests to test how his hamstring would hold up.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have put out their injury report following Thursday's practice as their first AFC North matchup of the season lies just days aways again

The Pittsburgh Steelers are having one of the most surprising seasons in the NFL this year. Despite being picked by most analysts and pundits to finish last in the AFC North, Pittsburgh is 7-2 and alone in first place in the division heading into this weekend’s clash with the Baltimore Ravens.