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T.J. Watt Returns to Practice After Lung Injury, Boosting Steelers Playoff Hopes

Pittsburgh Steelers T.J. Watt returns to practice after collapsed lung, aiming for Browns game; several key players limited with injuries, including Warren, Pierre, Herbig, and Seumalo; Rodgers, Skowronek, and Kuntz fully participate despite concerns; injury updates crucial for Sundays clash.

Mike Tomlin and Mike McCarthy, both Super Bowl champions, have impressive coaching careers. Tomlin recently reached 200 career wins, while McCarthy praises his old rivals 19-season streak without a losing record. After a midseason slump, the Steelers are now winning, and Tomlin could secure a playoff victory soon.

Steelers key players return to practice, fueling excitement for Browns clash; podcast discusses injury updates, game strategies, and roster management.

T.J. Watts Return Boosts Steelers Playoff Hopes: The Pittsburgh Steelers host the Cleveland Browns in a crucial divisional matchup. Star linebacker T.J. Watt, who missed time with a collapsed lung, returns to practice, bolstering the defenses chances of securing a playoff spot.

Brandon Johnson, a veteran wide receiver, returns to the Pittsburgh Steelers practice squad after being signed following DK Metcalfs suspension. Johnson, who previously played for the Broncos, has experience with the Steelers and is ready to contribute if needed.

With three straight wins, the Pittsburgh Steelers are on a roll, poised to clinch the AFC North and secure a playoff spot. Coach Mike Tomlins team is playing its best football of the year, and with the AFC wide open, they could host a home playoff game. Amidst the holiday season, former Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy expressed his Christmas wish for the Steelers to make a Super Bowl run, aiming for their seventh title. The Steelers last reached the Super Bowl in 2010 and won it in 2008, with fans dreaming of a return to glory as they peak at just the right time.

Ryan Kennedy, a fan involved in a altercation with D.K. Metcalf, is set to address the incident at a press conference, denying racial slurs and insults. He plans to correct misinformation, discuss the fallout, and potentially file a lawsuit against Metcalf and others, alleging assault, battery, and defamation. The NFL suspended Metcalf, and videos of the incident do not clearly show bad language from Kennedy, who claims Metcalf swung at him for using his full name. The situation remains uncertain until Fridays update.