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Roman Wilson Injury Update

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Current status

OUT · IR

Finger

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Is Roman Wilson playing this week?

IR Finger

This status updates automatically when his official injury designation changes. No designation means he is expected to play. Inactives are announced 90 minutes before kickoff, so check the live injury report before your lineup locks.

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Wilson hurt his finger fighting for a catch late in the second quarter of Pittsburgh’s Oct. 11 game against Indianapolis, and the Steelers have ruled him out of Week 6 against Tampa Bay. ESPN reported he could miss at least a couple of weeks. A 2024 ankle and hamstring wiped out most of his rookie year.

He played 55% of the snaps and drew six targets in the Week 1 win over Atlanta, per Sports Illustrated, and had stepped into the No. 2 receiver role whenever Michael Pittman Jr. (now on injured reserve) was out.

Fantasy Action: Wilson is a waiver stash at best while he’s out with the finger injury; Germie Bernard has taken over the No. 2 receiver role in his and Pittman’s absence.

Injury timeline — 2026

Oct 11Hurt his finger late in the second quarter against Indianapolis and was ruled out.
Oct 12Ruled out for Week 6 against Tampa Bay; expected to miss at least a couple of weeks (PennLive, WPXI).

Earlier seasons

SeasonInjuryGames missed
2024Ankle (camp) and hamstring (IR after Week 6)16

Played 13 games in 2025 with 12 catches for 166 yards and one touchdown.

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Frequently asked about Roman Wilson

Is Roman Wilson injured?

Yes. He hurt his finger in the Oct. 11 game against Indianapolis and has been ruled out for Week 6 against Tampa Bay. Separately, ankle and hamstring injuries cost him 16 games in 2024.

Will Roman Wilson start if Michael Pittman Jr. is out?

He is the most likely replacement; he absorbed the No. 2 receiver snaps when Pittman missed Week 2.