The Pittsburgh Steelers are onto the Baltimore Ravens after a brutal loss to the Philadelphia Eagles by a score of 27-13. It was clear that the offense struggled for its second straight game without star wide receiver George Pickens.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens will miss his third consecutive game on Saturday due to a hamstring injury, but NFL insider Albert Breer revealed that the Steelers expect him to return for the team’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day at Acrisure Stadium.

The Chiefs-Steelers Christmas Day game will be played at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Kickoff on Christmas Day is noon (Central Time).

The NFL says it is "incredibly confident" in Netflix's ability to handle the Christmas Day game between the Steelers and Chiefs.

On the Pittsburgh Steelers game status report for this week's game, wide receiver George Pickens was ruled out for the Saturday showdown against the Baltimore Ravens. But according to NFL reporter Albert Breer,

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens has been ruled out for the all-important Week 16 showdown against the Baltimore Ravens. But when could the Steelers get back their star wide receiver?

Pittsburgh Steelers fans have been wondering all week if some of their star players would be able to play Saturday against the Baltimore Ravens. Multiple players who are very important to the team have either been out a few games or have just sustained injuries.