The Pittsburgh Steelers have activated wide receiver Ben Skowronek and linebacker Tyler Matakevich from injured reserve. Both players returned to the 53-man roster after missing multiple games with injuries. As a corresponding move to free up two spots, the Steelers released safety Terrell Edmunds and running back Jonathan Ward.

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Edmunds was selected by the Steelers in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft. After spending time with Philadelphia, Tennessee and Jacksonville, he was claimed off the Jaguars practice squad in September.

The Steelers are finalizing four roster moves ahead of the Week 10 matchup with the Commanders, including two veteran cuts. The post Steelers Release Former First Rounder, Headlining 4 Roster Moves: Report appeared first on Heavy.

Edmunds, who played in five games for the Steelers after being signed from the Jacksonville Jaguars practice squad earlier this season, missed practice all three days this week while dealing with the illness.