Gilbert (concussion) is listed as active for Sunday night's game against the Ravens.

His return will boost the Steelers' offensive line in Week 9, with Gilbert slated to man the team's right tackle slot on Sunday.

Gilbert (concussion) is probable for Sunday night's game against the Ravens.

Having Gilbert back would be key for the Steelers against the Ravens, one of the top pass rushes in the league. Gilbert has passed all concussion protocols and fully participated in practice all week, so it would be a shock for him to miss any snaps.

Gilbert (concussion) was a full participant in practice Wednesday, Scott Brown of ESPN reports.

Gilbert should definitely be expected to play Sunday, having sat out a game and passed all concussion protocols. He will be rewarded with a tough matchup against the Ravens' brutal pass rush of Elvis Dumervil, Terrell Suggs, and Pernell McPhee.

Gilbert (concussion) will return to practice Wednesday, after passing all concussion tests, ESPN reports.

Gilbert missed Sunday's game against the Colts due to a concussion, but appears to be on track to play this weekend at his usual right tackle position.

Gilbert (concussion) is inactive for Sunday;s game against the Colts.

Gilbert still hasn't been cleared following a concussion suffered last week, so the Steelers will be without their starting right tackle Sunday versus the Colts.

Gilbert (Concussion) did not practice on Wednesday, according to Steelers.com.

Gilbert was forced from action in Week 7 against Houston and has not yet been cleared to practice. His status for Pittsburgh's Week 8 game against the Colts is still not determined.

Gilbert signed a five-year, $30 million extension with the Steelers on Tuesday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Gilbert was a rock for the Steelers at the right tackle spot in 2013, starting all 16 games to add some needed stability to an offensive line that had been besieged by injuries the last two seasons. The sizable contract demonstrates that the Steelers view Gilbert as a core player on the offensive line for years to come.

The Steelers' switch of Marcus Gilbert from left to right tackle is expected to be permanent.

After two weeks of camp, coaches believe Gilbert is a "much better run blocker" at right tackle than on the blindside, and they're already satisfied with LT Mike Adams' run blocking. The position change hints strongly at Pittsburgh's revised offensive mentality. They want to become a run-centric team, and are confident they have a back capable of being leaned on in rookie Le'Veon Bell.

The Steelers reportedly haven't been impressed with Marcus Gilbert at left tackle.

Pittsburgh released its first unofficial depth chart this week, and Gilbert was listed as the first-team right tackle while Mike Adams has been switched from right to left tackle. The Steelers also reportedly "love" second-year OL Kelvin Beachum, and they wouldn't hesitate to replace Gilbert with him.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette believes it "looks more and more as if" Marcus Gilbert will be the Steelers' left tackle this season.

Gilbert is competing with Mike Adams, but beat writer Ed Bouchette believes Adams' run-blocking prowess makes him a better fit on the right side. "Right now, I feel really confident with what I have to bring on the left side in protecting Ben (Roethlisberger's) blind side,'' Gilbert said. "I know he's highly confident in me, too."

The Steelers are expected to shift Marcus Gilbert to left tackle full time in 2013.

We heard speculation about this last offseason, but it's going to happen in 2013. Mike Adams will play right tackle, with David DeCastro at right guard. Maurkice Pouncey will be the center, and the left guard will be Kelvin Beachum. The Steelers are expected to let free agents Max Starks and Ramon Foster walk. They prefer Adams at right tackle because he's an impact run blocker.

Steelers placed RT Marcus Gilbert (ankle) on injured reserve, ending his season.

Gilbert hadn't played since Week 6 and wasn't getting any better, so the Steelers shut him down. A 2011 second-round pick out of Florida, Gilbert has been a solid starting right tackle when healthy. He'll face competition to retain the job in 2013 from Mike Adams, assuming Adams isn't moved to the left side. Gilbert is also cost effective, due only $668,402 in base salary next year.

Steelers RT Marcus Gilbert (ankle) has been ruled out for Week 10 versus the Chiefs.

Nothing surprising to see here. Gilbert was injured in Week 6 against the Titans and was expected to "miss several weeks" with the injury. Rookie Mike Adams will make his fourth consecutive start.

Steelers RT Marcus Gilbert (ankle) is expected to miss several weeks.

Gilbert damaged tendons in his ankle last Thursday night. Although surgery isn't necessary, he's flying to Charlotte to be examined by a specialist. Rookie Mike Adams will step in as the Steelers' starting right tackle.

Steelers RT Marcus Gilbert (ankle) was spotted in a walking boot Monday and is not expected to play in Week 7.

The Steelers are going to be without starting center Maurkice Pouncey and Gilbert. Doug Legursky will step in at center and rookie Mike Adams will be the starting right tackle. Ben Roethlisberger is going to need to be nimble in the pocket this week.

Steelers RT Marcus Gilbert left Thursday night's game against Tennessee with a right ankle injury.

Gilbert was helped off the field by Pittsburgh trainers in the second quarter. He was unable to put any weight on the leg. Second-round rookie Mike Adams replaced Gilbert in the lineup.

Steelers RT Marcus Gilbert has been diagnosed with a hyperextended left knee and is expected to be "okay."

The Steelers can breathe a sigh of relief, as they were forced to turn to rookie Mike Adams Sunday night against Denver and the second-round pick predictably struggled. Gilbert was very solid as a rookie, settling in as a building block on Pittsburgh's hard-luck line. It sounds like he'll be fine for Week 2.

Steelers RT Marcus Gilbert was forced from Sunday's game against the Broncos with a left knee injury, and is questionable to return.

The Steelers now plan to keep second-year OT Marcus Gilbert at right tackle.

The initial plan was to kick Gilbert to the left side, but he'll stay on his more natural right side after the Steelers drafted Mike Adams. The plan appears to be starting two rookies -- Adams on Ben Roethlisberger's blind side, and David DeCastro at right guard. Gilbert remains a long-term building block.

Coach Mike Tomlin confirmed that 2011 second-rounder Marcus Gilbert will move to left tackle this offseason.

"We fully expect him to," said Tomlin. "I probably had more concerns about him being the right tackle than I did him being at left tackle, just because of his college experience." The Steelers are counting on Willie Colon to solidify right tackle while returning from a torn triceps muscle.