The Steelers will have to do without star receiver George Pickens (hamstring), quarterback Justin Fields (abdominal) and safety DeShon Elliott (hamstring) on Saturday. Both cornerback Donte Jackson (back) and defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi (groin) are questionable.

While Watt and the Steelers are accustomed to be being at the mercy of the NFL schedule makers — Pittsburgh is playing on five days’ rest instead of the normal six because it is also hosting Kansas City on Christmas Day — he demurred when asked if he was frustrated that he’s being forced to deal with an injury during a truncated portion of season.

Ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers' Week 16 clash with the Baltimore Ravens, J.J. Watt gave his candid assessment of T.J. Watt's ankle injury.

Mike Tomlin kept the door open for each of his injured players to suit up for Saturday's game against the Ravens during Monday's press conference. That list of players includes T.J. Watt, the Steelers star pass rusher who injured his ankle near the end of Pittsburgh's Week 15 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Steelers will have to do without star receiver George Pickens (hamstring) and quarterback Justin Fields (abdominal) on Saturday. Safety DeShon Elliott (hamstring) is doubtful, and cornerback Donte Jackson (back) and defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi (groin) are both questionable.

The Pittsburgh Steelers desperately needed star edge rusher T.J. Watt to make his mark during the Week 16 game against the Baltimore Ravens. However, Watt has been quiet over the first two quarters, and the Ravens' offense has thrived as a result.

The Ravens (9-5) covered the spread against the Giants on Sunday and will now turn their attention towards the Pittsburgh Steelers and All-Pro linebacker, T.J. Watt.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will be facing the arch-rival Baltimore Ravens in Week 16 in a matchup of AFC North teams. While the division is not locked up for the Steelers just yet, a win would clinch the title.