The Pittsburgh Steelers are set for their Week 10 game against the Los Angeles Chargers with several key players inactive due to injuries and illness. Out are receiver Scotty Miller (finger), safety Jabrill Peppers (quad), linebacker Cole Holcomb (illness), and left guard Isaac Seumalo (pectoral), who was ruled out on Friday. Seumalo's absence marks his first missed game this season, with Spencer Anderson stepping in at guard. Miller has missed three consecutive games, while Holcomb and Peppers are sidelined for the second straight week. Despite these absences, the Steelers' defense has adapted, with Jalen Ramsey moving from cornerback to start at free safety following injuries at safety positions, including the season-ending injury to DeShon Elliott. Ramsey, who has played safety before, expressed confidence in his versatility and communication skills, describing the transition as challenging but enjoyable. Kyle Dugger, acquired from the Patriots, has also impressed in his recent performances. Offensively, tight end Darnell Washington, who experienced a foot injury earlier in the week, is expected to play after participating fully in practice. Washington has become a vital part of the Steelers' offense, contributing both as a receiver and blocker. His presence is significant for the team's heavy personnel packages, which rely on him and Spencer Anderson to bolster the rushing attack. The game features additional inactive players for both teams, including healthy scratches and players on injured reserve, with the Steelers also managing roster moves such as activating linebacker Mark Robinson and signing running back Trey Sermon from the practice squad. Overall, the Steelers are navigating injuries but remain confident with their key players, especially the return of Washington, and are prepared for a competitive Week 10 matchup against the Chargers.