National Football League

Steelers' Polamalu could play Sunday

Published Oct. 18, 2011 1:00 a.m. ET

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Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says All-Pro safety Troy Polamalu should be ''good to go'' for Sunday's game against Arizona after passing a concussion test.

The Steelers removed Polamalu for the final two defensive series of a 17-13 win over Jacksonville with concussionlike symptoms. The team did it as a precaution after Polamalu took a knee to the head while tackling Jacksonville running back Maurice Jones-Drew.

Tomlin says Polamalu has been cleared for practice by team doctors. He added he had no issue with Polamalu talking to his family on a cell phone while still on the field Sunday. Tomlin said Polamalu wanted to assure his wife he was OK.

The Steelers (4-2) also expect left guard Chris Kemoeatu and right tackle Marcus Gilbert back. Both missed the Jacksonville game with injuries.