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  • FA Defensive Lineman #99
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    Steelers RE Brett Keisel has been diagnosed with a sprained PCL in his knee.
    Keisel is questionable for Sunday’s game against the Colts. The Steelers will likely err on the side of caution as they can beat Indy at far less than full strength. Look for Ziggy Hood to get the start.
  • FA Defensive Lineman #99
    Steelers RE Brett Keisel (knee) has been diagnosed with a “mild ligament sprain.”
    Keisel may miss practice time, but will likely be able to give it a go next Sunday night against the Colts. If he can’t, Ziggy Hood will take his place at right end. Keisel has missed 12 games with injury since the beginning of the 2008 season.
  • FA Defensive Lineman #99
    Steelers RE Brett Keisel (knee) has been ruled out for Week 3.
    Ziggy Hood will get the start in his place. Keisel should be able to return for Pittsburgh’s Week 4 visit to Houston.
  • FA Defensive Lineman #99
    Steelers RE Brett Keisel suffered a “severe” groin injury in Sunday’s Wild Card loss, and is a candidate for offseason surgery.
    Keisel missed two games earlier in the year with a knee injury, but was his usual productive self when on the field, tallying three sacks, two forced fumbles and 48 tackles in 14 games. Soon to be 34, Keisel has missed 14 of a possible 64 games the past four seasons.
  • FA Defensive Lineman #99
    The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette does not believe Steelers RE Brett Keisel is a candidate for release.
    Keisel has missed 14 games the past four years and is due $2.8 million entering his age-34 campaign, but he remains a part of Pittsburgh’s plans. Among Steelers veterans the Post-Gazette believes could be shown the door are NT Casey Hampton, DE Aaron Smith, CB Bryant McFadden, ILB James Farrior and ILB Larry Foote.
  • FA Defensive Lineman #99
    Steelers RE Brett Keisel left Saturday’s preseason game with a “mild” high ankle sprain.
    Any high ankle-sprain is concerning, but the injury appears to be of the minor variety. Keisel will likely be in a race to get healthy for the regular season. Cameron Heyward will get an extended look in his absence.
  • FA Defensive Lineman #99
    Steelers RE Brett Keisel left Sunday’s game against the Seahawks with a left knee injury.
    Talented backup Ziggy Hood is picking snaps with Keisel out. The Seahawks have crossed mid-field just once in the entire game, so Keisel won’t be missed in a 24-0 blowout. Keisel did get a precautionary MRI, but said following the game that the injury isn’t serious. The early diagnosis is a sprained PCL.
  • FA Defensive Lineman #99
    Steelers RE Brett Keisel says he will return from his sprained PCL in Week 5 against Tennessee.
    Keisel missed the last two games, and Ziggy Hood struggled mightily as a run defender in his absence. Hood will now kick over to left end, replacing Aaron Smith (foot). Chris Johnson does not have a prohibitive Week 5 matchup.
  • FA Tackle #64
    Coach Mike Tomlin expects to have LT Jonathan Scott (ankle), RG Doug Legursky (shoulder), LCB Bryant McFadden (hamstring), and DE Brett Keisel (knee) back for this week’s game against the Titans.
    Replacement LT Trai Essex was a swinging gate in Week 4. Scott isn’t much of an improvement, but the Steelers will take whatever help they can get. Keisel’s return is good news with Aaron Smith nursing a mid-foot sprain.
  • FA Defensive Lineman #99
    Steelers RE Brett Keisel admits 2013 may be his final season.
    “It’s definitely possible,” Keisel said. “It’s not a secret that I’m one of the older guys on the team, the oldest guy on the defense.” Coming off a 4.5-sack season, Keisel is once again expected to hold off Cam Heyward for Pittsburgh’s starting right end gig. His 40 hurries led the team last season. Going on 35, Keisel isn’t signed beyond 2013.