The Pittsburgh Steelers fans have a newfound appreciation for the greatness of star wide receiver George Pickens after finding out what the offense looks like without him.

PITTSBURGH — A hamstring injury that the Pittsburgh Steelers initially believed would only limit George Pickens in practice is likely to prevent him from playing this week against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Pittsburgh Steelers aim to break a 60-year drought agaisnt Philadelphia Eagles as they face with key players sidelined.

PITTSBURGH -- The Steelers are likely to be without their top wide receiver for the second week in a row. Mike Tomlin said Tuesday there's an "outside chance" George Pickens plays against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday after an MRI revealed a "little bit more significant" hamstring injury than initially thought.

As expected, WR George Pickens has been ruled out for the Pittsburgh Steelers Week 15 game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Pittsburgh Steelers star wide receiver, George Pickens has unintentionally proved just how valuable he is to the organization after being forced to miss the last three games.

Pittsburgh Steelers' George Pickens was trending on social media on December 17 after going through an individual workout at practice.

Last week against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Pittsburgh Steelers passing offense was exposed without wide receiver George Pickens in the lineup. The threat of Van Jefferson and Calvin Austin isn't really a threat at all and Philadelphia was able to focus on shutting

Pickens hasn't played since tweaking his hamstring earlier this month. The Steelers (10-5) have struggled to generate much in their passing game with their leading receiver watching from the sideline in sweatpants.

George Pickens, the Steelers' top wideout who has missed the past three games with a hamstring injury, has a "real chance" of facing the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day, according to Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin.