Steelers' Porter Inactive for Season Opener Amid Contract Dispute
Cornerback Joey Porter Jr. will sit out against the Falcons because of a back injury, ESPN reported.
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr., who has been involved in a contract dispute throughout the offseason, will be inactive for the team's season opener against the Atlanta Falcons because of a back injury, ESPN reported.
The possibility of a trade remains in play, according to the report.
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