PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Steelers center Zach Frazier and outside linebacker Nick Herbig could both be nearing a return from injury as the team comes out of its bye week.

Frazier returned to practice on Monday for the first time as he works his way back from an ankle injury. Frazier was back in his usual spot at the Steelers starting center, alongside left guard Isaac Seumalo at practice on Monday.

The Steelers’ second-round rookie started the first six games of the season, but suffered an ankle injury against the Las Vegas Raiders on Oct. 13 and missed the team’s last two weeks. Ryan McCollum started at center in his place.

Injured Steelers outside linebacker Nick Herbig is also working toward a return. Herbig did not practice on Monday, but was on the field in uniform, talking to Mike Tomlin and Danny Smith during an individual period. Herbig has been out since suffering a right hamstring injury against the Dallas Cowboys on Oct. 6.

Elsewhere, cornerback Cam Sutton was back at practice for the first time after serving his eight-game NFL suspension for violating the league’s domestic violence policy this offseason.

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