The Pittsburgh Steelers' Week 8 opponents, the Cleveland Browns, deemed three players questionable for Sunday's divisional clash.

Courtesy of the final Week 8 injury report, the Browns listed Myles Harden, Tytus Howard, and Daniel Thomas as questionable to play against the Steelers on Sunday.

Harden, who was drafted by the Browns in the seventh round of the 2024 NFL Draft, suffered his hamstring injury during the third quarter of Cleveland's Week 7 matchup against the Tennessee Titans. He managed to return in the fourth quarter but was limited in all three practices ahead of Week 8.

Howard, who spent his first seven NFL seasons with the Houston Texans, was traded to the Browns in March 2026. He suffered a concussion during Cleveland's Week 7 matchup against the Titans and did not return to the game. Howard missed all three practices ahead of Sunday's divisional clash but could still clear concussion protocol before kickoff.

Thomas, who began his NFL career with the Jacksonville Jaguars, also played for the Detroit Lions before signing with the Browns as a free agent in March 2026. It remains unclear when Thomas suffered his ankle injury, but he was limited in all three practices ahead of Sunday's matchup against Pittsburgh.

We at Steelers Wire remain committed to providing any key injury updates for Pittsburgh's Week 8 matchup against the Browns, with the inactive report giving us a better idea of which players will be available for Sunday's divisional clash.

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