Pittsburgh Steelers' defensive back Jalen Ramsey has been activated from the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list, marking his return to practice after a knee injury sustained during the team's minicamp. The injury did not require surgery, and Ramsey's recovery has progressed ahead of the regular season opener against the Atlanta Falcons on September 13. (nationalfootballpost.com)
Ramsey, a three-time All-Pro and eight-time Pro Bowl selection, joined the Steelers in a significant offseason trade with the Miami Dolphins. The deal saw the Steelers acquire Ramsey and tight end Jonnu Smith in exchange for safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and a swap of draft picks. (nfl.com)
In his first season with Pittsburgh, Ramsey started all 17 games, recording 88 tackles, three sacks, and one interception. His versatility and experience are expected to bolster the Steelers' secondary as they prepare for the upcoming season. (nationalfootballpost.com)
Additionally, Ramsey has expressed support for teammate Joey Porter, advocating for the Steelers to secure Porter's future with the team. "We need the whole secondary out there," Ramsey stated, emphasizing the importance of retaining key defensive players. (nbcsports.com)
As the Steelers finalize their roster and strategies, Ramsey's return is a positive development, enhancing the team's defensive capabilities ahead of the 2026 NFL season.