Diontae Johnson and Anthony McFarland Jr. positioned on injured reserve by the Steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers have made some adjustments to their roster forward of their Monday Night time Soccer sport towards the Cleveland Browns. Extensive receiver Diontae Johnson and working again Anthony McFarland Jr. have been positioned on injured reserve, that means they may miss a minimum of 4 video games earlier than with the ability to return to the sphere. Moreover, the group has elevated working again Qadree Ollison from the apply squad to the lively roster, although he’ll return to the apply squad after the sport.

Johnson sustained a hamstring damage within the season opener towards the San Francisco 49ers. Regardless of leaving the sport within the third quarter, he managed to make three receptions for 48 yards. Johnson had been the group’s main receiver in 2022, amassing 86 receptions for 882 yards. All through his 5 seasons with the Steelers, Johnson has performed in 65 video games, beginning 57, and has amassed 343 receptions for 3,694 yards and 20 touchdowns.

McFarland, then again, finds himself on the injured reserve attributable to a knee damage. He performed within the season opener towards the 49ers and completed with two receptions for 11 yards, however didn’t have any carries. Over his three seasons within the NFL, McFarland has appeared in 15 video games, carrying the ball 42 instances for 146 yards and making 11 receptions for 87 yards.

Qadree Ollison joined the Steelers’ apply squad at the start of the common season. Previous to his time with the Steelers, Ollison spent his first three seasons within the league with the Atlanta Falcons. He then signed with the Dallas Cowboys in 2022 earlier than becoming a member of the Jacksonville Jaguars within the offseason. Ollison was chosen by the Falcons within the fifth spherical of the 2019 draft and performed in 19 video games for them, recording 44 carries for 158 yards and 5 touchdowns. Throughout the 2022 season, he performed three video games for the Cowboys.