Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Malik Harrison will be back against the Indianapolis Colts, replacing Cole Holcomb who will not play with an illness.

Harrison, who has practiced over the three weeks as he recovers from an MCL sprain, said that his knee no longer has pain, and he feels like he can return this week at a full capacity.

“I feel good,” Harrison said. “It feels normal. My knee doesn’t hurt anymore. I’m just ready to get back out there.”

Harrison noted that confidence was a big part of overcoming his injury. When he first got injured, he thought it could be season-ending, but even getting back to running and cutting was a tough hurdle for him.

“I had to build my confidence back up,” Harrison said. “I think when I first was running I wasn’t that confident, but this once I

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