6 ruled out, 5 questionable for Steelers vs. Colts in Week 4

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Indianapolis Colts have released their final injury reports of the week going into of their Week 4 game at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday.

Quarterback Russell Wilson is once again questionable after turning in three limited practices this week, but we can assume he won't be active for the fourth straight game, which leaves Justin Fields as the starter for another week.

Guard Isaac Seumalo made his return to practice this week, but we'll have to wait at least another week to see him suit up in an actual game, as he was doubtful to play before being downgraded to out on Saturday. Running back Jaylen Warren, edge rusher Alex Highsmith and tight end MyCole Pruitt have all been ruled out.

Rookie wide receiver Roman Wilson got in a full week of practices and does not have a designation, but as we found out last week, that doesn't mean he's definitely going to suit up. We'll see if he makes his debut on Sunday.

For the Colts, they'll be without two key defenders in cornerback Kenny Moore and edge rusher Kwity Paye. Indianapolis also has four players listed as questionable, including center Ryan Kelly and tackle Braden Smith.

Here's the game statuses for players on both teams ahead of Sunday.

Pittsburgh Steelers injury report

Game Statuses

QB Russell Wilson (calf): Questionable

G Isaac Seumalo (pectoral): Out

RB Jaylen Warren (knee): Out

LB Alex Highsmith (groin): Out

TE MyCole Pruitt (knee): Out

Steelers' entire Week 4 injury report

Indianapolis Colts injury report

Game Statuses

C Ryan Kelly (neck): Questionable

OT Braden Smith (knee): Questionable

DB Chris Lammons (knee, ankle): Questionable

DE Tyquan Lewis (calf, wrist): Questionable

CB Kenny Moore (hip): Out

DE Kwity Paye (quadriceps): Out

Colts' entire Week 4 injury report

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