The Pittsburgh Steelers' Week 10 opponents, the Cincinnati Bengals, are dealing with a key injury to their secondary.
Courtesy of Wednesday's Week 10 injury report, former Steeler turned Bengals safety Kyle Dugger was listed as a nonparticipant while he battles a quadriceps issue.
Here is Wednesday's Week 10 injury report for the Pittsburgh Steelers against the Cincinnati Bengals ahead of Sunday Night Football.
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Dugger, who began his career with the New England Patriots (2020-2025), was traded to the Steelers in October 2025, where he had a solid finish to his only season with Pittsburgh. Dugger signed with the Bengals in 2026 free agency, where he serves as one of the league's top
backup safeties behind Jordan Battle.
Dugger re-aggravated his quadriceps injury in Week 7 and was deemed week-to-week. He missed Cincinnati's Week 8 matchup against the Tennessee Titans and Week 9 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons, and very well could miss this potential revenge game against his former Steelers in Week 10.
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