PITTSBURGH —Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens returned to practice on Tuesday ahead of his team’s Week 16 game with the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday. Pickens took part in a ball security drill with his teammates just 10 days after suffering an injured hamstring in practice that caused him to miss each of the last two games. Head coach Mike Tomlin said on Monday that Pickens has a chance to return this week in Baltimore.
Elsewhere, defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi did some work after missing Sunday’s game with a groin injury. He had also been at practice on Friday before sitting out against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Quarterback Justin Fields (abdominal) was at practice but not in uniform on Tuesday, watching in sweats as Russell Wilson and Kyle Allen worked handoff drills with the team’s running backs. T.J. Watt, DeShon Elliot and Donte Jackson were not with their respective position groups during individual drills.
