According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Gerry Dulac, Troy Polamalu (calf) will attempt to resume running this week.

Dulac also clarified that Polamalu's injury is a torn calf. Polamalu will not play in Week 12 against the Browns, and he's extremely doubtful for the Steelers' Week 13 rematch with the Ravens. The fact that Polamalu is just now trying to run again doesn't bode well for his chances of returning anytime soon.

Steelers SS Troy Polamalu (calf) has been ruled out for Week 11.

This is the sixth game in a row Polamalu has missed. There was some earlier speculation he would return this week, but the Steelers will again turn to Will Allen as their strong safety.

There's a "chance" SS Troy Polamalu (calf) could return for Week 12, according to the Tribune-Review.

Steelers SS Troy Polamalu (calf) and RT Marcus Gilbert (ankle) have been ruled out of Week 10.

Polamalu has been ruled out on Tuesday for three straight weeks now. The Steelers have essentially shut him down in the hopes he can be a difference-maker in the stretch run and the playoffs.

Steelers SS Troy Polamalu (calf) and RT Marcus Gilbert (ankle) have been ruled out of Week 9.

Polamalu, who has appeared in just two games this season, does not appear close to a return. Backup Will Allen had five tackles and three pass breakups against the Redskins last week.

Steelers SS Troy Polamalu's right calf injury is being described as a "serious concern."

Polamalu has played in just two games in 2012, which has limited him to just 77 snaps. He originally suffered the strain in Week 1, but he then rushed back too early and re-aggravated the issue against the Eagles in Week 5. Polamalu is considered week-to-week at this point. Although Pittsburgh is ranked second in overall defense, they have graded out poorly against the run and the team's pass rush leaves a lot to be desired.

Steelers SS Troy Polamalu (calf) has been ruled out of Week 8.

Polamalu made the mistake of rushing back too fast in Week 5. The Steelers won't let that happen again. There's no timetable for his return.

Troy Polamalu (calf) has been ruled out of Week 7.

Polamalu is going to take his time with this injury as it's been bothering him since last season. Will Allen might fill in with Ryan Mundy struggling badly.

According to CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora, Steelers SS Troy Polamalu (calf) will "probably" not play in Week 7 at Cincinnati.

Polamalu's calf injury has the look of an ailment that could linger for quite awhile. The Steelers will continue to trot out Ryan Mundy, who is struggling mightily. Even with LaMarr Woodley due back, Pittsburgh's defense has been a shell of itself without Polamalu and with James Harrison showing signs of decline.

Coach Mike Tomlin said SS Troy Polamalu (calf) will not play in Thursday's game against the Titans.

ESPN's Jamison Hensley does not expect SS Troy Polamalu (calf) to play in Week 6 against the Titans.

Polamalu has been battling this calf issue for some time now. He hurt it against the Broncos in last year's divisional playoff game and then aggravated it in Week 1 this year. The Steelers are on a short week as they travel to Tennessee on Thursday night. Ryan Mundy would start if Polamalu can't go. Pittsburgh might also be without LaMarr Woodley, who pulled a hamstring Sunday.

Troy Polamalu aggravated his calf injury late in the first quarter of Sunday's Week 5 game versus the Eagles.

Polamalu hopped off the field on one foot after Michael Vick's second lost fumble of the opening quarter. He's had troubles with his right calf for two consecutive years. Polamalu is officially questionable to return. Ryan Mundy has come on as his replacement.

Steelers SS Troy Polamalu (calf) and OLB James Harrison (knee) have resumed practicing during the bye week.

Polamalu is expected to play versus the Eagles in Week 5, but the Steelers want to see how Harrison's knee responds to practice before gauging his availability. Harrison is "day to day" at this point.

The Steelers will be without SS Troy Polamalu (calf) and OLB James Harrison (knee) again in Week 3 versus the Raiders.

It only makes sense to rest the veterans with the bye week looming in Week 4. Safety Ryan Mundy will start for the third consecutive week while Chris Carter and Jason Worilds form a solid tandem to replace Harrison.

Coach Mike Tomlin hinted that Troy Polamalu (calf) is unlikely to return in Week 3.

With the bye looming in Week 4, holding Polamalu and James Harrison (knee) out against the Raiders would make a lot of sense. Backup Ryan Mundy had five tackles in last week's win over the Jets.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin labeled SS Troy Polamalu (calf) and OLB James Harrison (knee) "day to day" for Week 3.

Neither player was missed in a dominant performance versus the Jets in Week 2. Ryan Mundy was solid as Polamalu's replacement. With a Week 4 bye on the horizon, the Steelers could opt to play it cautiously with the two veterans.

Steelers SS Troy Polamalu (hamstring) is listed as probable for Week 15.

Polamalu practiced each of the past two days after sitting out on Thursday, and was never in danger of missing Monday's game against the 49ers. Pittsburgh is Rotoworld's second-ranked team defense for Week 15.

Troy Polamalu is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the 49ers with a hamstring injury.

We didn't see Polamalu miss any time during last Thursday's win over the Browns, so this may be a precautionary listing. The 2010 Defensive Player of the Year has 76 tackles, one sack and one interception in 13 games this year.

Coach Mike Tomlin confirmed that Steelers are cautiously optimistic that SS Troy Polamalu (head) will play against the Bengals Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that Steelers SS Troy Polamalu will be "fine" after suffering from concussion-like symptoms in Week 12.

Per beat reporter Gerry Dulac, Polamalu was "clear and lucid" by halftime of Sunday's win over Kansas City, and could have returned if league rules had allowed him to. He will start in Week 13 against the Bengals. The Steelers are likely breathing a considerable sigh of relief because Polamalu has dealt with concussion problems dating back to his high school days.