Diontae Johnson is out of concussion protocol and will be a full participant in practice tomorrow, Mike Tomlin said.

It looks like Johnson will be good to go in a friendly matchup with the Eagles this week. Before getting knocked out in Week 3, Johnson put up an 8-92-1 line in Week 2 against Denver. He had 23 targets total over the first two weeks.

Steelers WR Diontae Johnson remains in concussion protocol, according to Ray Fittipaldo of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Johnson would have to clear protocol and get in a limited practice of two over the next three days to play Sunday against the Titans (assuming the game is not postponed or cancelled). James Washington and Chase Claypool would vie for Ben Roethlisberger's attention if Johnson misses Week 4.

Steelers WR Diontae Johnson left Sunday’s game against the Texans and has been ruled out with a concussion.

Unfortunately, Johnson was held without a catch before leaving and now it will be a question of how long he needs to recover. James Washington now gets an opportunity opposite JuJu Smith-Schuster, who has already found the end zone today. Eric Ebron also has a touchdown and could see more work with Johnson out.

Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger said he was going to focus on building his connection with WR Diontae Johnson this week, according to Brooke Pryor of ESPN.

It reflected in practice, according to Johnson. "Mostly every play, the ball was coming my way. Had to make sure I was getting out of my breaks on time," said Johnson.

It has become a weekly occurrence to read or hear about Big Ben and Johnson working on building chemistry. Johnson continues to lead the Steelers in targets and target share as the offense looks to pair another consistent passing weapon JuJu Smith-Schuster.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson was able to log a full practice session on Thursday.

Diontae Johnson missed Wednesday's practice with a toe injury, but it was always considered to be minor. Practicing in full on a Thursday is usually a good sign for a player's availability. Diontae can be trusted as a WR2 with sneaky WR1 upside in what projects as a plus matchup. He is our 14th ranked receiver for Week 3.