Steelers Update.

(Thanks to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review for the heads up.)

+Steelers safety Mike Logan injured his hamstring in Sunday's win at Cincinnati and could be out 3-4 weeks, coach Bill Cowher said. He'll be replaced by fellow McKeesport High grad Russell Stuvaints, one of the Steelers' final cuts in September. To make room for Stuvaints, tight end Matt Kranchik was placed on waivers with the hope of being re-signed to the practice squad.

+Linebacker Clark Haggans, out the previous three games due to a partially torn groin that required surgery, will start Monday night against the Ravens. He has 16 tackles and three sacks. He played his best game of the season against New England (10 tackles, a sack and two forced fumbles) before sustaining the injury in the game's waning moments. Cowher said James Harrison, who filled in capably for Haggans, will stay involved, and that Haggans will be eased back in.

+The Steelers are relatively healthy, given only two players -- CB Ricardo Colclough (shoulder) and DE Kimo von Oelhoffen (shoulder) -- are listed as questionable. Eleven are probable, all of whom should play.

+The death of Wellington Mara, the patriarch of the New York Giants who lost his battle with cancer at age 89 on Tuesday, touched Steelers chairman Dan Rooney.

"He truly was a Giant in the NFL and in life. The Rooney family has been friends with the Maras for four generations," Rooney said in a statement. "Wellington was a mentor for me and a counsel I could call on. ... We will all miss Wellington Mara as we celebrate his life. God bless and keep him."