Steelers WR Diontae Johnson will play Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, according to Ray Fittipaldo of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Johnson will join a crowded receiving group that continues to be productive when called upon. Johnson logged the most snaps of any Pittsburgh receiver before a hard hit took him out of action for a week-plus, but Chase Claypool has been the production leader as of late. Johnson falls into WR2/3 territory against Tennessee.

Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson practiced in full Wednesday as he recovers from a back injury.

A full Wednesday practice puts Johnson on track to play without limitation Sunday against the Titans. The Steelers wide receiver situation now becomes very crowded for fantasy purposes with the addition of Johnson to a group already including Juju Smith-Schuster, Chase Claypool and James Washington. How Pittsburgh divides up the receiver snaps in Week 7 will be interesting for the entire group's prospects for the rest of the season.

Diontae Johnson being available to practice tomorrow is significant since he had been taking Wednesdays off.

Related players: Chase Claypool, James Washington, JujJu Smith-Schuster

Johnson is dealing with a toe injury as well as a back injury. But Lolley is assuming both injuries are better and Johnson could very well be good to go in Week 7. If Johnson is able to go, it could be an interesting and crowded WR situation for fantasy owners.

Steelers WR Diontae Johnson has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, according to Ray Fittipaldi of the Pittsburgh-Post Gazette.

Related Players: Chase Claypool, James Washington

Tough loss for the Steelers and Johnson, who appear to be loaded at receiver with 11 weeks left in the season. Chase Claypool and James Washington will see increased snaps and targets.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson was able to log a limited practice session after missing Wednesday's practice with a back injury.

Diontae Johnson left Week 5's contest with a back injury and did not return, so a limited session on a Thursday is certainly an encouraging sign. The expectation is now that Johnson will get in another limited practice tomorrow before being listed as questionable on the final injury report. The Steelers offense is going to be exciting when they can get all four of their receivers healthy at the same time.