At first it didn't look good for TJ Watt.
The four-time first-team All-Pro appeared to be feeling unwell after suffering a foot injury Sunday against the Eagles.
Watt was rushing Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, but stopped his car with an awkward step.
He was examined on the sideline, grimacing in apparent pain, and told reporters after the game that he had twisted his ankle and X-rays came back negative.
Watt missed the remainder of the game, and the Steelers lost 27-13 in Philadelphia, dropping their record to 10-4.
He was uncertain about his status in Week 16 against the rival Ravens.
Watt started 13 games and had 9.5 sacks, had two more and forced a fumble against the Eagles.
The hope now is that he doesn't have to miss any significant amount of time as the Steelers embark on the home line of the regular season.
The Colts' loss to the Broncos gave the Steelers a playoff berth despite the loss.
