Darius Rush is another option on the Steelers' depth chart at cornerback following the injury to Cory Trice. If Trice is out for an extended period, Rush may also see increased playing time alongside Pierre as the team navigates their defensive needs.

Darius Rush is inactive for the first time this season, having participated in 19 special teams snaps thus far. His absence contributes to the Steelers' current roster configuration, which has limited opportunities for him given the strong performances from the starters and backups in the secondary.

Darius Rush was a full participant in practice on Friday and did not receive a designation on the final injury report, indicating he is cleared to play against the Broncos. He was previously listed with a concussion but has now recovered and is ready for the game.

Darius Rush is out of the concussion protocol and returned to practice as a limited participant after missing Wednesday’s session.

Darius Rush is listed as a limited participant due to remaining in the concussion protocol. After playing seven special teams snaps in the previous game's win against the Falcons, Tomlin expressed optimism regarding Rush's progress and stated that the team will evaluate his situation on a day-by-day basis.