After missing four games with a knee sprain suffered during a stellar Week One performance against the Titans, Steelers All-Pro safety Troy Polamalu has picked up where he left off, picking off a pass in the first half of his first game back.
The interception came not against Browns starting quarterback Derek Anderson nor backup Brady Quinn but receiver and former college quarterback Josh Cribbs, who has been used extensively in the Wildcat formation in the early going.
Cribbs has three carries for 30 yards and he has completed the same number of passes as Anderson: one. Cribbs however has thrown only three -- Anderson has taken to the air eight times.
The Steelers lead Cleveland at home, 7-0.