The Steelers list Willie Colon and Jerricho Cotchery while Baltimore put Dannell Ellerbe, Pernell McPhee and Chris Johnson in the same status.

The Steelers will enter their third consecutive game without starting quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. Charlie Batch will make his second consecutive start.

Steelers legend and 1990 Hall of Fame inductee spoke with Behind The Steel Curtain's Neal Coolong about the run-by-committee approach, the recent rash of injuries, the Immaculate Reception and his distinction as a Hometown Hall of Famer.

Roethlisberger had limited practices Wednesday and Thursday, and even with a full day of practice Friday, it would appear unlikely Roethlisberger will play against Baltimore in Week 13.

The two-time Pro Bowler is coming back from shoulder and rib injuries.

Troy Polamalu appears ready to return. The question is how the Steelers' defense will change with the presence of its best player?

The Steelers have suffered an inconceivable rash of injuries over the past two years. Is this simply attributable to bad luck or does the fault lie with the Steelers training staff?

While Ben Roethlisberger and Byron Leftwich will practice this week, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said as of Tuesday Charlie Batch is the Steelers starting quarterback heading into Week 12 at Baltimore.

Second rookie this season will start at right tackle for the Steelers as they face the Baltimore Ravens.

The Steelers needed to make room on their roster for the inclusion of both David DeCastro and John Malecki, so they put Marcus Gilbert on the IR and released WR David Gilreath. That likely means WR Antonio Brown is nearing a return to the field.