All articles tagged with #will howard
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Steelers.com
The Steelers activated quarterback Will Howard from injured reserve and signed cornerback Asante Samuel Jr. to the practice squad, while waiving Trey Sermon and releasing Darrick Forest, as Howard returns from a hand injury and prepares to contribute to the team.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Steelers Depot
Steelers quarterback Will Howard is week-to-week with a broken finger on his throwing hand, unlikely to need surgery, which may impact his participation in the preseason and possibly the regular season, requiring strategic roster decisions.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Steelers Depot
Rookie quarterback Will Howard of the Pittsburgh Steelers suffered an injury that will sideline him for 2-3 weeks, likely causing him to miss the preseason. Despite the setback, veteran Aaron Rodgers views it as a minor obstacle and emphasizes the importance of Howard's development and learning this year, as he is expected to sit behind Rodgers and gain experience.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Steelers Depot
Steelers rookie QB Will Howard suffered a hand injury during practice but participated in team walkthroughs with a brace, likely sidelining him for the preseason. Despite the setback, Howard remains engaged with the team, focusing on mental reps and resilience, as the team considers adding another quarterback for the remainder of preseason.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by NBC Sports
Steelers rookie quarterback Will Howard is expected to miss at least three weeks due to a hand fracture sustained during practice, leaving the team with Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson as the other quarterbacks while Howard recovers.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by On3
Steelers rookie quarterback Will Howard suffered a hand fracture during practice, expected to miss at least three weeks, which impacts his early NFL development. Despite the injury, veteran Aaron Rodgers remains the likely starter for Week 1, with Howard missing preseason games and backup QBs Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson possibly getting more playing time. Howard, a sixth-round pick from Ohio State, had an impressive college career but faces early challenges in his NFL journey due to injury.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Steelers rookie quarterback Will Howard left Tuesday's practice early due to a hand injury and is being evaluated, which could impact his participation in the upcoming preseason game against the Jaguars. Other Steelers players also dealt with injuries during practice.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by NBC Sports
Steelers rookie quarterback Will Howard left practice early due to a hand injury, which is being evaluated, after a possible center-quarterback exchange mishap. Howard, who recently moved up the depth chart, was replaced by Skylar Thompson during practice. The injury comes amid a strong camp performance by Howard, a sixth-round pick from Ohio State.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Scarlet and Game
Will Howard, a former Ohio State quarterback and recent NFL draft pick by the Steelers, suffered an injury during training camp, potentially impacting his chances for second-string duties behind Aaron Rodgers. The severity of the injury is unknown, and fans are hoping for a quick recovery.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by NBC Sports
Rookie quarterback Will Howard expresses high regard for Aaron Rodgers' mentorship during Steelers minicamp, highlighting Rodgers' willingness to help and the valuable lessons Howard is gaining from him, which could influence the team's future success.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by PennLive.com
The Pittsburgh Steelers' first week of OTAs saw standout performances from wide receiver Roman Wilson and rookie Kaleb Johnson, while quarterback Will Howard faced early struggles. Other notable mentions include cornerback Cory Trice's promising start and the sidelining of Roc Taylor due to injury, highlighting the team's evolving roster and player development.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Sports Illustrated
Ohio State quarterback Will Howard issued an emotional apology to fans after the Buckeyes' 13-10 loss to Michigan, marking their fourth consecutive defeat in the rivalry. Despite a challenging game with two interceptions, Howard expressed his commitment to the team and optimism about their chances in the College Football Playoff. The loss eliminated Ohio State from the Big Ten championship game, but they are still expected to compete in the playoff.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Eleven Warriors
Ohio State's decision to bring in quarterback Will Howard has been fruitful, as he embraces the team's culture and aims to win key titles. Meanwhile, Ohio State's Jermaine Mathews Jr. responded to Michigan receiver Semaj Morgan's trash talk following their recent game. The article also reflects on past Ohio State-Michigan rivalry moments and the Buckeyes' current season progress.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Eleven Warriors
Will Howard, Ohio State's transfer quarterback from Kansas State, has exceeded expectations this season, leading the FBS with a 74% completion rate and ranking high in passing yards per attempt and passer rating. Initially seen as a potential weak spot for the Buckeyes, Howard has become a key strength, demonstrating leadership and composure, particularly in high-stakes games. As Ohio State prepares to face Michigan, Howard's performance and leadership are seen as crucial to achieving the team's goals of winning the Big Ten and a national championship.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Eleven Warriors
Ohio State players, including quarterback Will Howard and defensive end Jack Sawyer, are intensely focused on their upcoming rivalry game against Michigan, emphasizing the deep significance of "The Game" regardless of the teams' records. Howard, a transfer from Kansas State, quickly embraced the rivalry's intensity and is determined to win for his teammates and coach Ryan Day, who has faced criticism after recent losses to Michigan. Sawyer, a local Ohio native, also expressed his desire to end his college career with a victory over Michigan, highlighting the personal and team pride involved.