After an intense and physical Friday Night Lights practice, Pittsburgh Steelers inside linebacker Patrick Queen was given the day off on Saturday. He had a minor foot or ankle injury during practice last night.
Patrick Queen told Derrick Bell of Steelers Now that “he’s good,” so it appears to be just a vet day off.
It was a non-padded practice for the Steelers on Saturday. That’s usually the case after the Friday Night Lights practice, which is the most physical session of camp.
Russell Wilson (calf) was a limited participant one again. Wilson has not been a full participant in any of the Steelers’ nine training camp practices. The workload for Wilson has remained the same throughout the week. He participates in individuals, one-on-ones, 7-on-7 and only handoffs during the team period.
Linebacker Kyron Johnson (hamstring) and cornerback Grayland Arnold (undisclosed) also did not practice, but they worked off to the side with running back/kick returner Cordarrelle Patterson and defensive lineman Dean Lowry.
Outside linebacker Jeremiah Moon (undisclosed) did not practice, either. Veteran left guard Isaac Seumalo received a vet day off.
For the second consecutive day, tight end Rodney Williams II (AC sprain) was not active during 11-on-11, just individuals. Offensive tackle Broderick Jones had a big elbow brace on during Friday’s practice. His reps have been limited since he got banged up earlier this week. Jones was a full participant at Saturday’s practice, but it was a non-padded session.