Former Pittsburgh Steelers safety, Troy Polamalu transcended the Steel City and earned fans all over the NFL thanks to his incredible gameplay. Polamalu seemed to have a sixth sense when it came to reading offenses.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' defense in the early 2000s was built by some of the most legendary players in the history of the NFL. Those players exuded the kind of toughness that would make the Steel Curtain players of the 1970s proud.
The Pittsburgh Steelers ensured a homecoming of sorts when they went to the podium and announced Joey Porter Jr. as the 32nd overall pick of the 2023 NFL Draft.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers strong safety Troy Polamalu famously 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.
Legendary Pittsburgh Steelers safety, Troy Polamalu called it a career after the 2014 season. The only teammate he has left playing for the current team is Cam Heyward.
Pittsburgh Steelers legendary safety, Troy Polamalu is well known for his dominating physical presence and cerebral approach to the game. He has talked openly about how he became a scholar of the game of football and how that led to him being able to pick apart opposing offenses.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are synonymous with legendary defenders. The names of these legends read like a Who's Who of incredible players - Joe Greene, Jack Lambert, Mel Blount, Rod Woodson, Jack Ham, and Greg Lloyd are just a handful.
The NFL Draft is fast approaching and the Pittsburgh Steelers will have their hands full with big decisions over the coming weeks. But prior to that, Pittsburgh will have to navigate free agency and decide who goes, who stays, and who's coming in.
All football players dream of making it to the NFL and someday hoisting the Lombardi Trophy and winning the Super Bowl, but nothing can prepare someone for the feeling of actually winning that big game.
Pittsburgh Steelers legend Troy Polamalu is a name that is cherished among every Steeler fan. Polamalu built out one of the most iconic careers as a safety in the NFL's history.
While some NFL fans question the validity of the Pittsburgh Steelers' fifth Super Bowl victory, it was not an easy road just to make it there. In fact, as all teams do, the Steelers had to go through their own share of questionable officiating during that same postseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers altered the course of their franchise with a pivotal decision in the 2003 NFL Draft, selecting Troy Polamalu as the 16th overall pick.
The Pittsburgh Steelers made a legendary pick when they selected Troy Polamalu in the first round of the 2003 NFL Draft. Polamalu became one of the Steelers' all-time greats and one of the greatest safeties to ever play the game at the NFL level.
Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin has been one of the top rumor mill subjects of late. The up-and-down season the Steelers had, particularly during the earlier part of 2023, is the reason for all the scuttlebutt.
Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame safety, Troy Polamalu had his share of battles throughout his career with legendary New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick.
Mike Tomlin remains at the center of speculation as to whether he will be back. More than anything, Tomlin potentially being fired, or even him walking away, has been talked about in recent weeks.
The 2023 season has quickly turned around for the Pittsburgh Steelers after back-to-back-to-back losses at the hands of the Arizona Cardinals, New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts.
The emergence of the Texas Coast Offense is one thing, but one of the biggest "feel-good" stories for the Dallas Cowboys this season has been the progression of cornerback DaRon Bland.
Troy Polamalu’s style of play led to some of the craziest and most clutch plays in Pittsburgh Steelers’ history, but the two-time Super Bowl-winning safety said that some of his favorite plays came in situations where he helped a teammate make a play.
There seems to always be one specific moment in the career of any NFL player where they suddenly know it’s all over for their career. It happens to the greats, and in Pittsburgh, it happened to Troy Polamalu during the 2014 season, his last in an NFL uniform.
Tom Brady announced his retirement (again) on Tuesday. It's been nearly 23 years since the 45-year-old was selected in the sixth round of the 2000 NFL Draft by the New England Patriots. Within that time half a dozen former NFL players started and ended their playing days.
One of the most storied college football programs of all time, as a winner of 11 recognized national championships, USC has produced its fair share of gridiron legends.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a large room of talented running backs, both young and old. Running back coach Kennedy Polamalu said he's been impressed with what the group has displayed at training camp so far.
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.
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.
The Colts thought they had the Steelers set up for a trick play. Then Polamalu lined up.
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