Troy Polamalu

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu will not play Sunday at Kansas City and is expected to be sidelined about a month with a strained ligament in his knee, a source close to the situation told ESPN's Adam Schefter.  

The Buffalo Bills have reached out to former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher, but he has informed them that he's not interested in interviewing for the job at this time, a source said Monday.  

In a fierce rivalry that has featured several of the most notable NFL players over the past 10 years, a couple of backups made their mark in memorable fashion. Add third-string quarterback Dennis Dixon to a list of notable Pittsburgh Steelers that includes Hines Ward, Ben Roethlisberger, Plaxico Burress and Troy Polamalu.  

PITTSBURGH - Steelers safety Troy Polamalu did not practice all week because of a left knee injury and will not play Sunday in Kansas City. He may miss the Nov. 29 game at Baltimore as well.  

After losses to the Bengals and Chiefs, the Steelers are in Baltimore this evening trying to get back on the winning track. However, they are facing the Ravens without Ben Roethlisberger, Troy Polamalu and Chris Kemoeatu.  

Steelers star safety Troy Polamalu hasn't been ruled out of Sunday's game at Kansas City despite injuring his left knee for the second time this season, though coach Mike Tomlin says he is questionable at best.  

Troy Polamalu didn't practice Thursday and is unlikely to play Sunday in Baltimore. He didn't play against the Kansas City Chiefs last Sunday because of a strained ligament in his left knee.  

CINCINNATI, Nov. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Head & Shoulders® recently announced a partnership with two-time Super Bowl champion, Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu, as the official spokesperson for the brand. Together, they have been working with Operation Once in a Lifetime, a non-profit organization dedicated to making the dreams of soldiers come true, to grant the wishes of seven deserving US service men and women.  

Let’s open with three thoughts on the Pittsburgh Steelers, who just three weeks ago, after throttling the Broncos in Denver on Monday Night Football, were heralded by many as having “that Super Bowl look.” 1. Boy do they miss playmaking safety Troy Polamalu. The Steelers have blown three fourth quarter leads this season (at Chicago, at [...]  

The Pittsburgh Steelers apparently won’t be without injured safety Troy Polamalu for more than one game.The sigh of relief began in coach Mike Tomlin’s office and no doubt spread throughout the Steelers’ practice building.  

CBC.caPolamalu's injury not considered seriousPittsburgh Tribune-ReviewScott Brown is the Steelers beat writer. He can be reached via e-mail. Also check out Brown's blog Troy Polamalu almost ...Polamalu questionable 'at best' for ChiefsThe Associated PressSteelers Safety Polamalu Questionable For Sunday With Knee StrainAHNPittsburgh Steelers will miss Troy Polamalu's impact even if only for one gameJOCKlife SportsWashington Observer Reporter...  

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu has gone to the locker room with a left knee injury following Cincinnati's opening drive. The team said his return to the game was doubtful. It was not immediately certain when Polamalu was injured. He was on the field throughout the Bengals' first possession, which ended with Shayne Graham's missed 51-yard field goal attempt.  

Five-time Pro Bowl safety Troy Polamalu was inactive for Pittsburgh on Sunday because of an injury to his left knee. He was replaced by Tyrone Carter. Polamu was sidelined earlier this season for an injury to the left knee. Also inactive for the defending Super Bowl champs against Kansas City was defensive end Travis Kirschke, who has a calf injury.  

Steelers star safety Troy Polamalu hasn't been ruled out of Sunday's game at Kansas City despite injuring his left knee for the second time this season, though coach Mike Tomlin says he is questionable at best. Polamalu, a five-time Pro Bowl player, missed four games earlier this season with a medial collateral ligament tear. He strained the posterior cruciate ligament while tackling running back Cedric Benson on Cincinnati's first possession...  

"Kansas City is mad too because they're so bad." Thanks Pat Kirwan. NFL.com needs to trade him for some sort of fermented chicken drink. A couple of notes from the preview: "You can't run on the Steelers defense." Kirwan thinks Jamaal Charles will be featured in the passing game more. "The Steelers don't need Troy Polamalu." Watch out for the Steelers featuring the tight end more. Lazy Saturday, huh? Not much going on in college football...