Montravius ​​Adams Will Return From Knee Injury Is Questionable (Update)

UPDATE (10:24 p.m.): Adams was ruled out, according to the team. Jackson has also not yet returned, but there has been no update from the team.

According to the Steelers' media department, it is questionable whether Pittsburgh Steelers DL Montravius ​​Adams will return for the Week 7 game against the New York Jets after suffering a knee injury.

Adams appeared on the injury report on Friday with a knee injury, and although he was taken off the injury report yesterday, it is possible that he aggravated the injury that caused him to appear on the injury report late last week. It's unknown if it's the same knee, but it's safe to assume that Adams' return is now in question.

With Adams out of the game, the Steelers will likely rely more heavily on Keeanu Benton at nose tackle. Dean Lowry and Isaiahh Loudermilk are Pittsburgh's other defensive linemen who may need to step up in Adams' absence.

Hopefully he can return quickly, and it didn't seem like the initial injury was particularly serious if it was indeed something similar. This season, Adams has eight total tackles and one sack in 108 total defensive snaps.

CB Donte Jackson also briefly left the game to have his shoulder examined, but he is expected to return, according to the team's media department.

This story will be updated with more information as it becomes available.