Steelers' QB battle is back on following unexpected setback that may sideline Russell Wilson

Takeaways:

• QB Russell Wilson: The headliner and most concerning of anyone listed here, the starting QB self-reported calf tightness yet again, with Coach Tomlin limiting his activity "out of precaution," on Thursday. On Friday, Wilson said he is doing everything he can to play and expects to be a game-time decision, hence the questionable designation
• TE Darnell Washington : Beinng added to the report with a knee on Thursday, a DNP on is never a good sign but on Friday, Washington returned in full capacity, setting himself up nicely for Week 1
• CB Cory Trice Jr : Trice is slated to be the team's third-best corner heading into the year and could see usage in lighter personnel groupings throughout the season. His return to full capacity on Thursday was a good sign and on Friday he followed that up
• RB Jaylen Warren : After suffering a hamstring injury in the preseason, Warren's availability was up in the air in terms of Week 1. Going from limited Wednesday to full Thursday and Friday bodes well for his availability on Sunday
• DT Logan Lee : Lee was a surprise keep on the final 53-man roster, but the rookie could play a key role in the D-Line rotation. Lee is out for Sunday
• LG Isaac Seumalo : It's well documented by now, but Seualo will be out for the foreseeable future (around 3-4 weeks) with his pec injury
• OT Troy Fautanu : Looking to throw a wrench in the Steelers' plans at OT, Fautanu could be in line for a start if he continues to progress through the week, the fact that he is practicing in full capacity is a good sign for his regular-season debut, which was further emphasized on Friday
• WR Roman Wilson : Wilson is on pace to return to action and make his Steelers debut as he has shredded the walking boot and finds himself in practice. Still limited on Thursday and Friday, Pittsburgh decided to play it smart and keep Wilson out of Sunday's game.