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Welcome to The Terrible Take, a daily segment telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Ross McCorkel.

George Pickens missed the first game of his career on Sunday

against the Cleveland Browns. He was a late addition to the injury report on Friday with a hamstring,

and despite reports that stated he was likely to play, he ended up being inactive. Mike Tomlin

said after the game that they would have had to manage his snaps and decided it's best to prevent

something minor from becoming something major. Where have we heard that before?

Cue the Russell Wilson-Caf PTSD that lasted three months with the same phrase uttered by

Tomlin at the beginning of it.

It was even more alarming when Steelers insider Jerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

went on the radio on Monday morning and stated Pickens has a grade two hamstring issue.

Doolak said he is likely to miss the upcoming game against the Eagles, but also said that is

because grade two hamstrings typically last about two weeks. The only concern is those

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