Here’s a brief look at the notable injuries we’ve been tracking around the NFL throughout Week 11, including Ben Roethlisberger, Matthew Stafford and Marshawn Lynch.

The Pittsburgh Steelers went to overtime before losing a stunner to the Kansas City Chiefs, but they did so without QB Ben Roethlisberger, who coach Mike Tomlin said had a “concussion-oriented” injury.

As a former NFL defensive back, even I have to admit that without a top-notch, steely-nerved quarterback, you cannot expect to win consistently in the league today. I can see the evolution in what it takes to win in today’s NFL.

The Steelers entered the season in search of a new identity. After Sunday’s 27-14 victory over the Browns — the Steelers’ 12th in a row over their AFC North rivals — the path has been clearly defined.

Fantasy owners could be without Lions WR Calvin Johnson the rest of the afternoon.

Giants QB Eli Manning has two first-half touchdown passes against the Raiders.

Willie Parker is on his way to a nice stat line in Week 3.

If you watched Thursday night’s game between the Titans and Steelers, it was pretty evident that Willie Parker has lost a step — and some of his fantasy value.

Even after a slow start in the season opener, Ben Roethlisberger did what he always does. He found a way to win.

Just when you think a game is just destined to play out a certain way … this game is headed to overtime, folks.

Troy Polamalu makes the plays in an otherwise scoreless first quarter.

Ben Roethlisberger’s sack altered field position and changed the early tenor of the game.

Another list, another cause for outrage and debate.

America’s Game: 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers debuts Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 9 p.m. ET on NFL Network. This episode includes exclusive video and sound of the Steelers during team meetings, practices, road trips and inside the locker room leading up to Super Bowl XLIII.

Having had a chance to see a fair bit of the all-important preseason Week 3 games out there, here are a few things that caught my attention.