Steelers' Coach Danny Smith Injured in Sideline Collision

Smith requires surgery after rotator cuff torn in three places during game against Packers.

Steelers' special teams coach Danny Smith suffered a torn rotator cuff in three places following a sideline collision during the game against the Green Bay Packers.
The injury occurred when Packers' offensive lineman Zach Tom delivered a late hit on Steelers' safety Damontae Kazee, who then collided with Smith.
Smith, who has been with the Steelers since 2013, will require surgery to repair the injury.
Despite the injury, Smith is expected to be back on the sideline for the Steelers' upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns.
Smith's injury sparked a scuffle on the sidelines, which ended when Steelers' tight end Rodney Williams lifted Smith and moved him away from the commotion.