UPDATE: Per Burt Lauten, Cole has a foot injury and is questionable to return.
In the second quarter, center Mason Cole exited the game and backup J.C. Hassenauer entered the game. It’s unknown what Cole’s injury is, but we will keep you updated. We’ll see if it’s Hassenauer or Cole at center when the Steelers come out in the second half. Pittsburgh currently leads Cincinnati 20-17 and will receive the second-half kickoff.
UPDATE: Boykin and Warren have been ruled OUT for the remainder of the game, per Lauten.
Some tough injury news in the first quarter for the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are currently trailing the Cincinnati Bengals 10-3. Both running back Jaylen Warren and wide receiver Miles Boykin are questionable to return to the game. Warren, who functions as the Steelers’ third-down back, is dealing with a hamstring injury, while Boykin, a key special teamer, is currently not in the game due to an oblique injury, per a tweet from Burt Lauten.
We will keep you updated with any updates to Boykin or Warren’s status.
