Browns, Steelers Christmas Day injury report: PIT star joins DNP list

The Cleveland Browns take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 17 as the AFC North winds down the 2025 NFL season with a lot of questions at key spots heading into the 2026 NFL season. The first injury report of the week was loaded with players limited or not practicing at all.

The Browns decided not to practice on Christmas Day, but according to the participation report, the Steelers were on the field and added DB Jalen Ramsey to the list. A few other changes to Pittsburgh’s report while Cleveland’s remained the same:

Browns Injury Report

• TE Brenden Bates – Ankle – Limited
• OL Joel Bitonio – Rest – Limited
• CB Tyson Campbell – Shoulder – Limited
• DT Mason Graham – Rib – Limited
• DT Mike Hall Jr. – Illness – Limited
• CB Myles Harden – Shoulder – Limited
• S Rayshawn Jenkins – Ankle – Limited
• OL Teven Jenkins – Shoulder – Limited
• DT Sam Kamara – Elbow – Limited
• TE David Njoku – Knee – DNP
• LB Winston Reid – Back – Limited
• RB Dylan Sampsbon – Hand – Limited
• QB Shedeur Sanders – Finger – Full
• LB Carson Schwesinger – Ankle – Limited
• OL Wyatt Teller – Calf – Limited
• CB Denzel Ward – Calf – Limited

Steelers Injury Report

• QB Aaron Rodgers – Left wrist – Full
• DB Jalen Ramsey – Illness – DNP – Added on Thursday
• WR Ben Skowronek – Hand – Full
• WR Calvin Austin – Hamstring – DNP
• CB Brandin Echols – Groin – DNP
• RB Jaylen Warren – Hip – Limited to Full
• CB James Pierre – Calf – Limited
• LS Christian Kuntz – Knee – Full
• LB Nick Herbig – Hamstring – Limited
• OL Isaac Seumalo – Triceps – Limited
• OL Troy Fautanu – Personal – DNP to Full
• LB TJ Watt – Lung – Limited
• DT Cameron Heyward – Rest – DNP to Limited

Both teams should be back on the field on Friday, with the final injury report coming out to give us an idea of who will make it on the field for Week 17. For Pittsburgh, the result of Saturday’s Baltimore Ravens game could lock up the AFC North, leading to a few of the limited players resting instead of pushing through.