Final Injury Report Browns-Steelers

Saturday had a big development as Amari Cooper injured his groin in practice and is officially listed as questionable.

The Cleveland Browns are set to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in a little over 48 hours as the team tries to improve its record to 2-0 for the first time in 30 years. Both teams completed their final practice ahead of the primetime matchup on Monday night and released their final injury reports for the game.

In the biggest news of the day, Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper injured his groin in practice and while the team needs more information to make a final determination, he is listed as questionable for now. 

Starting safety Juan Thornhill practiced for a second consecutive day and has been officially listed as questionable for the game. Head coach Kevin Stefanski said the team wanted to see how his calf responds over the next 48 hours before making a call.

Defensive tackle Siaki Ika was the only Browns player to not practice the entire week and is also listed as questionable.

For the Steelers it appears that starting right tackle Chuckwuma Okarafor has been cleared from the concussion protocol and was a full-participant in Saturday's practice. After not practicing yesterday, defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi was full participant and should be good to go.

One thing to monitor for the Steelers is wide receiver George Pickens showing up on the final injury report as limited in practice with a hamstring.  

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