Found September 27, 2009 on
Steelers Gab:
Here are the inactives for today’s game for the Steelers:
#20 CB Keenan Lewis
#43 S Troy Polamalu
#44 FB Frank Summers
#65 G Kraig Urbik
#66 OT Tony Hills
#81 WR Shaun McDonald
#93 DE Nick Eason
#23 Ty Carter Starts for Polamalu, and #85 David Johnson starts for Summers at fullback.
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