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Steelers Place Johnson on IR; Re-Sign Fort

Nov 15, 2016 at 01:55 AM

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PITTSBURGH - The Steelers placed linebacker Steven Johnson on the team's Reserve/Injured List, it was announced today.

Johnson, who injured his ankle during Week 10's game vs. Dallas, appeared in six of the team's nine games in 2016, and recorded six tackles on special teams and a forced fumble.

The Steelers re-signed linebacker L.J. Fort to the team's active roster after being released on November 12

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