The Steelers are in the lead at the half 13-6. Here are the notes from the first half.
Troy Polamalu is questionable with a head injury.
Maurkice Pouncey spent the entire first half in the locker room with an illness.
James Farrior was benched again in favor of Larry Foote.
Ike Taylor got his first interception of the season.
The Steelers got 3 first half turnovers.
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