Another week, another Steelers game without James Conner. The second-year running back is unlikely to play against the Patriots on Sunday, a source told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.

James Conner practiced for the first time Friday since suffering an ankle injury in Week 13, but it remains unclear whether he'll play in Sunday's AFC showdown with the New England Patriots.

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Stevan Ridley faces off against his former team on Sunday. Ridley is looking for revenge against the New England Patriots "more than any other game."

On Tuesday, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin did not rule out running back James Conner (ankle), who missed Pittsburgh's loss to Oakland. The Steelers play the Patriots this Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are taking a cautious approach with James Conner's ankle injury, and that means he could miss multiple weeks before returning to the gridiron.

Jaylen Samuels played tight end at N.C. State but the Steelers drafted him without a defined position. Now that James Conner is out with an injury, he's ready to prove he's a true running back.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will be without running back James Conner this week when they face the Oakland Raiders on Sunday. Conner suffered an ankle injury in Sunday's loss to the Chargers.

Second-year tailback James Conner exited Pittsburgh's clash with the Los Angeles Chargers in the fourth quarter after suffering an apparent leg injury.

The Jacksonville Jaguars ended their seven-game skid and shutdown the Indianapolis Colts' five-game winning streak in one day. Here's what else we learned from Sunday's Week 13 games.

With the fantasy playoffs right around the corner, Graham Barfield dives deep into the Week 11 waiver wire with notes on Josh Adams the best RB handcuffs moving forward, and more.

With the Steelers and Bengals facing off in Week 6, David Carr weighs in on which team has the best offense right now. Plus, he reveals his updated top 15 offensive player rankings.

Opportunity drives scoring in fantasy football. Alex Gelhar breaks down each team's volume from a fantasy perspective in his Week 4 Targets and Touches report!

Le'Veon Bell was a no-show Saturday as the Steelers boarded their buses to Cleveland for their season opener. The running back did not show up to the Steelers facility in time to join the team.

The last week of August means it's the final chance for players to prove their 53-man roster worthiness. Here's what to watch for during Thursday's 16-game slate of preseason finales.

How will the Los Angeles Rams replace Sammy Watkins' game-breaking ability? Gil Brandt lists the nine biggest free-agent departures of the 2018 offseason.

San Francisco ended the season with five straight wins behind Jimmy Garoppolo and strong play from the offensive line. How did the 49ers finish in Shaun O'Hara's Week 17 O-line rankings?

The Steelers will end the 2017 regular season with the Killer Bs on the sideline. Despite having a shot at the No. 1 seed in the AFC, Ian Rapoport reports they'll rest their key starters Sunday.

The Fantasy Hipsters are back for one final week of snark with an eye on next season's fantasy football trends which they're obviously ahead of. See what went down here.

The Falcons will secure a spot in the playoffs with a win over the Panthers or a Seahawks loss. Kevin Patra has everything else you need to know as Week 17 kickoff approaches.

The Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Houston Texans and the Oakland Raiders go up against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday. Marc Sessler has what to watch for in this Christmas Day doubleheader.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin ruled out wide receiver Antonio Brown (leg) for Week 16. Plus, here are other injuries we're monitoring on Tuesday.

Michael Floyd is ready to resume his up-and-down NFL career. The Vikings activated the veteran wide receiver to the 53-man roster, releasing running back Stevan Ridley in a corresponding move.

Here's a team-by-team rundown of every player cut as NFL general managers trim their rosters to the mandatory 53-player limit by Saturday's 4 p.m. ET deadline.

The Baltimore Ravens are shuffling the deck on the offensive line. Baltimore released center Jeremy Zuttah after just two weeks in the building and traded for Tony Bergstrom.