Sermon surged for 53 yards from scrimmage on seven touches, and his versatile presence offers a credible change-of-pace option. While the final roster decision remains to be made, Sermon’s performance keeps him squarely in the RB depth discussion.

Sermon punched in a third-quarter score to knot the game at 14-14, signaling Steelers’ willingness to lean on versatile backs in a competitive backfield. His presence adds a slate of options for PIT’s ground game, especially in goal-line opportunities, though his share may hinge on the matchup and game-script.

Sermon joined Pittsburgh and is expected to feature in preseason, opposing the depth chart competition with Trice. His potential workload and pass-catching ability could position him for a backfield role, influencing fantasy upside if he capitalizes on opportunities and internal Steelers depth shifts.

Trey Sermon has been signed by the Steelers to compete for backup duties behind Warren, adding depth to the running back position.

Trey Sermon has signed a one-year deal with the Steelers, aiming to enhance their backfield depth. He brings potential that may be realized in Pittsburgh.