The Pittsburgh Steelers' injuries on the offensive line continue to mount, as ESPN reported on Saturday that first-round pick right tackle Troy Fautanu suffered a knee injury in practice that will sideline him indefinitely.

It had been previously reported by ESPN reporter Adam Schefter that Troy Fautanu had suffered a knee injury and could be out indefinitely. He was scheduled to undergo further evaluation, but we now have confirmation that he will miss Week 3.

A promising young rookie for the Steelers may be out of the lineup for an undetermined amount of time this season. After making his first career start against the Denver Broncos, Troy Fautanu reportedly injured his knee during practice on Friday,

Pittsburgh Steelers starting right tackle Troy Fautanu will miss Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Chargers, the team said. He suffered a knee injury during Friday's practice and will be

Pittsburgh rookie right tackle Troy Fautanu's knee injury will keep him out of the lineup when the Steelers host the Los Angeles Chargers.

Steelers rookie right tackle Troy Fautanu will not play on Sunday against the Chargers. Fautanu, the Steelers' first-round pick this year, started at right tackle last week but suffered a knee injury on the practice field on Friday.

Troy Fautanu put on a show in the Pittsburgh Steelers' Week Two win over the Denver Broncos. The former first-round pick and Washington Huskies star was dominant, not allowing a single pressure on 29