Steelers' George Pickens Practices Fully, Could Return for Chiefs Game

The wide receiver's potential return from a hamstring injury may boost Pittsburgh's offense as they fight for the AFC North lead.

George Pickens participated fully in practice on Monday, raising hopes for his availability against the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday.
The Steelers have struggled offensively during Pickens' three-game absence, going 1-2 and losing their division lead to Baltimore temporarily.
Pickens, who has averaged 70.8 receiving yards per game this season, stated that his return depends on medical and coaching staff decisions.
Safety DeShon Elliott and defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi also practiced fully and may return, while cornerback Joey Porter Jr. and WR Ben Skowronek are likely to miss the game.
Pittsburgh, tied with Baltimore at 10-5 but holding the tiebreaker, faces a critical matchup as they aim to secure the AFC North title.