Brett Keisel practiced again today, but it listed as questionable to play Sunday at Tennessee. Best guess is that he plays, albeit rotating generously with Travis Kirschke.
Troy Polamalu, Ryan Clark, James Harrison and LaMarr Woodley are all probable. All but Woodley, who has a sore knee, have foot problems.
© The money in Vegas is heading the Steelers way. This game opened with the Titans favored by one, but now the Steelers are favored by two, a swing of three points.
That's a big swing for an NFL game, but as people looked at the Titans' 3-13 record without Albert Haynesworth, it made sense.
© It's been 24 quarters and counting since an opposing offense has had a holding call against the Steelers.
That's six games for those of you with problems in math.
But, as laid out in my story in Friday's O-R, that's a trend that's league-wide. NFL officials just aren't calling holding penalties - though I did see a couple in Thursday night's game.
In the same six games, the Steelers have had eight holding penalties called against them.
But for the season, the Steelers have had 19 holding penalties called on them, opponents, 21.
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I guess Dulac read Mr. Lolley's piece in Friday's OR and felt inspired to write about the lack of holding calls in today's PG. Hmmm.
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