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Steelers Activate Harmon After Four-Game Foot Absence
Defensive tackle returns from injured reserve as team prepares for rematch
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have activated defensive tackle Derrick Harmon from injured reserve. He missed the previous four games while recovering from a foot injury that occurred on October 1 during a contest against Cleveland. The activation came after the team's bye week, satisfying the minimum four-game requirement for players placed on injured reserve.
Background and Recent Performance
The 23-year-old Harmon was selected by Pittsburgh in the first round of the prior draft. In his rookie season of 2025 he recorded 27 tackles and three sacks. One of those plays came in Week 3 when he produced a strip sack during a victory over Cincinnati.
Practice Status and Roster Adjustment
Harmon was listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Bengals. He took part fully in Friday's walk-through after being limited in the first two practices of the week. In a related roster decision the Steelers waived cornerback Terell Smith on Saturday.
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