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By James Brizuela
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are rolling against the Minnesota Vikings in Dublin, Ireland, but the team just got hit with a big injury. Star cornerback Jalen Ramsey exited the game with what appears to be a significant hamstring injury.
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Following a play, Ramsey was seen grasping at the back of his leg, indicating that it could be a hamstring injury. He was talking to the medical staff on the bench and has yet to return to the game.
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The Steelers' defense has been all over Carson Wentz and the Minnesota Vikings' defense, and losing Ramsey at this juncture would significantly impact the unit.
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Ramsey joined the Steelers after a trade with the Miami Dolphins, and he has been fantastic in coverage for the Steelers thus far.
Through three games, Ramsey has six total tackles, one interception, and four passes defended. So far through the game in Dublin, Ramsey picked up three total tackles.
Hamstring injuries can be tricky and oftentimes severe, so the hope for the Steelers would be that Ramsey did not suffer anything that would keep him out for more than the rest of the game against the Vikings.
There are no details regarding the injury, but Ramsey appeared to be in some pain when he went to the bench. He has not yet gone to the blue medical tent to be checked on, which is good news.
Despite not going into the blue medical tent, Ramsey might also not return to the game, depending on what he is currently feeling with the leg injury. As stated, it appears to be a hamstring ailment, but that has yet to be confirmed.
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