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Steelers' linebackers are remaining in flux
By Ralph N. Paulk, PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW Saturday, November 12, 2011 CINCINNATI — If Steelers linebacker James Farrior persuades coach Mike Tomlin and team doctors to let him play Sunday against the Bengals, he'll move back into the starting lineup to replace Larry Foote. Farrior's return would shift Lawrence Timmons back to inside linebacker. Outside linebacker LaMarr Woodley will sit out for the second week in a row with an injured hamstring, giving Jason Worilds his second straight start. Outside linebacker James Harrison said his injured toe will not keep him out of tomorrow's game. Farrior, still feeling some discomfort with an injured calf, wasn't overly optimistic about playing after practice Friday. "I think I can talk them into letting me play, but it's going to be tough," said Farrior, who is listed as probable. "If they feel I can't injure it any worse than it is now, then I'll be ready to go. I can tell it's getting better because the swelling has gone down. It's not as sore as it had been." Foote gives the Steelers depth at linebacker that they didn't have with the injuries. "I just have to be ready," he said. "(Farrior's) not 100 percent, but he looked good." Wide receivers Arnaz Battle (hamstring) and Emmanuel Sanders (knee) will not play. Guard Doug Legursky (toe), wide receivers Jerricho Cotchery (knee) and Hines Ward (head), linebacker Stevenson Sylvester (knee), safety Troy Polamalu (rib) and Harrison (toe) are listed as probable. "I feel about the same as I did last week," said Harrison, who had three sacks last week against Baltimore after missing four games. "It's been a matter of getting back out there and getting in good condition." Bengals tight end Donald Lee (foot) is out, and cornerback Pacman Jones (hamstring) is doubtful. Defensive end Carlos Dunlap (hamstring), tight end Jermaine Gresham (hamstring) and running back Brian Leonard (knee) are questionable. Read more: Steelers' linebackers are remaining in flux - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt...#ixzz1dUvv3Z1d
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