
Jalen Ramsey is SUITING UP tonight for Thursday Night Football against the Browns, despite a fractured wrist, and if you’re a Steelers fan, you gotta be buzzing and probably a little bit terrified. This isn’t just a tough guy showing up, this is a legit cornerstone of their defense playing through something serious.
Ramsey Takes the Field, Cast and All
This isn’t some rumor, it’s confirmed. Ramsey’s out there with a cast on his wrist, protecting that fracture. The guy was a limited participant on all three injury reports this week, totally questionable to play, and yet here he is. That’s a huge statement. So far this 2026 season, he’s racked up 17 tackles, snagged one pass defensed, and forced a fumble. Those numbers show he’s been a force, and now he’s trying to keep that momentum going with a significant injury. Talk about grit, right? It makes you wonder how much he can truly impact the game, but you know he’s going to try.
Who Else Is In and Out for TNF
The Steelers aren’t just getting Ramsey back, though. Cornerback Brandin Echols, who was dealing with a concussion, and defensive end Yahya Black, who had a personal matter, are also active tonight after being questionable. That’s big for defensive depth. On the inactive side for Pittsburgh, we’ve got running back Rico Dowdle (toe), quarterbacks Drew Allar and Will Howard (Howard is the emergency third QB), and running back Eli Heidenreich. Defensive tackles Kevin Jobity Jr. and Gabriel Rubio are also out.
Across the field, the Browns have their own list of inactives. Quarterback Taylen Green is the emergency third QB, so he’s out. Wide receiver Tylan Wallace is sidelined with a knee injury, and linebacker Justin Jefferson won’t play. On the offensive line, center Elgton Jenkins (concussion) and offensive guard Teven Jenkins (back) are both out. Those are some key guys missing for Cleveland, especially on the line.
Tonight’s game is gonna be a grind, no doubt. With Ramsey playing through a fractured wrist, you know the Steelers are looking for a statement win. It’s all on the line tonight on Thursday Night Football, and you just know everyone’s watching to see if Ramsey can be the difference.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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