Pittsburgh Steelers history is full of legendary players, ones who are instantly recognizable to nearly everyone who watches football. That includes features like Jack Lambert's toothless smile and Terry Bradshaw's (once) blond tresses.
Pittsburgh Steelers' legendary safety, Troy Polamalu is known for many things—his long flowing hair, his soft-spoken voice, and his humility. But one thing you never hear said about him is that he had a temper or expressed outbursts of frustration or rage.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers strong safety Troy Polamalu said during his Hall of Fame speech, “The only approval any Steeler should seek is to earn the approval of previous legends who have donned the Black and Gold.
Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame safety, Troy Polamalu will forever be a favorite in the Steel City. His career resume speaks for itself. During his 12 seasons in the NFL, Polamalu started 142 games, recorded 32 interceptions, 107 passes defended, five touchdowns, 14 forced fumbles, seven fumble recoveries, and accumulated 783 tackles.
For most of the first 10 years after he retired from the Pittsburgh Steelers and the National Football League, Troy Polamalu kept a fairly low profile. Sure, there were Head and Shoulders commercials, but compared to other players of his ability and star power, who frequently transition directly into careers in media or coaching.
Hall of Fame Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu returned to Pittsburgh with his wife Theodora for a pair of community and charity events this week.
The post Steelers Legends Return to Pittsburgh to Support Troy Polamalu appeared first on Steelers Now. Pittsburgh Steelers legends descended on Pittsburgh to start the week with one purpose—to support Troy Polamalu.
Spanning more than 800,000 square miles in the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean, Polynesia, aptly named the "region of many islands," is a tapestry of diverse cultures and landscapes.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a long list of players that are important to the history of the NFL. After all, the franchise has 32 people in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Troy Polamalu is an NFL icon and role model. He is the perfect person to highlight for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Starting from humble beginnings, Polamalu used football as an avenue to succeed.
Troy Fautanu, Pittsburgh’s first-round draft pick, was such a fan of the team growing up that he sported a Steelers license plate on his car. Every Christmas and birthday, Fautanu’s family gave him Steelers gear.
When Troy Fautanu got picked by the Pittsburgh Steelers, it was no secret that he grew up a Steelers fan and idolized Troy Polamalu. He even met Polamalu once during his USC official visit.
When Troy Fautanu got picked by the Pittsburgh Steelers, it was no secret that he grew up a Steelers fan and idolized Troy Polamalu. He even met Polamalu once during his USC official visit.
Troy Fautaunu's love for the Pittsburgh Steelers began with a connection to Troy Polamalu. But as his football career developed, the eventual first-round draft pick found himself identifying with a different black and gold legend, one on the offensive side of the ball that nevertheless demonstrated the trademark toughness he loved.
So, I'd ask the kid with the Troy Polamalu tattoo, with the proud Polynesian heritage of his own, with the childhood invested in cheering on Pittsburgh's team, with this image/message he posted as an Instagram story upon paying a formal pre-NFL Draft visit to the South Side a couple weeks ago ...
A Steelers legend has shared his thoughts on the teams busy offseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers made waves this offseason with several significant moves. However, none were more attention-grabbing than their trade for former Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields in exchange for a conditional sixth-round pick.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will honor four new members of their Hall of Honor during Week 10 against the New Orleans Saints. Prior to kickoff, though, one Saint is showing love to another Pittsburgh legend. Heath Miller, Louis Lipps, Ray Matthew, Meryl Cope and Sam Davis will be inducted into the organization's sixth Hall of Honor class.
Troy Polamalu and Ryan Clark come up a lot in conversations of the greatest Pittsburgh Steelers safety duo of all-time. On Saturday, one of the two, Polamalu, will be (or when you're reading this, has been) being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Polamalu announced his positive test on social media, adding that he is working with the Hall of Fame and remains hopeful of taking part in the festivities in Canton.
Troy Polamalu was one of the most productive and decorated safeties in his 12 seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was a six-time All-Pro, eight-time Pro Bowler, two-time Super Bowl champion, all-decade choice and 2010 Defensive Player of the Year.
Want to see the funnies thing on the internet this week? Take a listen to Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame Troy Polamalu talking about his kids still being Yinzers. Polamalu sat down with WTAE's Andrew Stockley to discuss his time with the Steelers, the city of Pittsburgh, and of course, the Hall of Fame.
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