Steelers Titans Week 9: Inactives

The Pittsburgh Steelers have released their list of inactives for their Week Nine game against the Tennessee Titans. QB Mason Rudolph is back as the emergency third-quarterback. S Minkah Fitzpatrick is inactive due to injury.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have announced their list of inactive players for their highly anticipated Week Nine Thursday night home game against the Tennessee Titans. This week, the team has a total of five players who will not be suiting up for the game, as they are back to carrying a 53-man roster.

Among the inactive players for the Steelers are safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, quarterback Mason Rudolph, offensive tackle Dylan Cook, defensive tackle Breiden Fehoko, and defensive lineman Armon Watts. It is worth noting that Rudolph will still be in uniform, as he has been designated as the emergency third-quarterback. This is the eighth time this season that he has been given this role.

Fitzpatrick will not be able to play in Thursday night's game due to a hamstring injury. This is the first game of the season that he will be missing due to injury, highlighting the significance of his absence.

Cook and Fehoko being inactive for Week Nine does not come as a surprise, as they have only been active once so far this season, and that was back in Week Five. However, they did not see any playing time in that particular game.

Watts, on the other hand, will be inactive for the game, as Cameron Heyward is back in action. It is important to note that cornerback Levi Wallace, who was listed as questionable on the injury report with a foot injury, will be active for the game.

To summarize, the Steelers' inactive players for Week Nine against the Titans are Mason Rudolph (as the emergency third-quarterback), Minkah Fitzpatrick, Dylan Cook, Breiden Fehoko, and Armon Watts. As for the Titans, their inactive players are Christopher Hubbard, Roger McCreary, Ryan Tannehill, Jaleel Johnson, Colton Dowell, and Caleb Murphy.

As the Steelers and Titans face off in this highly anticipated game, it will be interesting to see how the absence of these players will impact the outcome. Both teams will need to rely on their depth and strategic game plans to secure a victory.