jimnyc
04-10-2015, 08:39 AM
I'm sad to see that he has announced his retirement, but talk about a great ride for an NFL player!! He'll go down as one of the best Steelers ever.
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"It's all about family," said Polamalu to Wexell. "I live here in Pittsburgh now, and since the end of the season I've had a chance to enjoy my family on a level I never had before. It was awesome."
"Thirty-three is obviously significant because of Christ being 33; and 12 years, 12 apostles," Polamalu said, according to Wexell. "I'm not superstitious by any means but I always thought that if I played 12 years and retire from football at 33 and give my life and give my body and give my blood to this game, I think that would be a pretty significant landmark in my life."
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/pittsburgh-steelers-safety-troy-polamalu-reportedly-retires-from-nfl-023815574.html
Some of those memories....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jqx1ygKI-VY
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"It's all about family," said Polamalu to Wexell. "I live here in Pittsburgh now, and since the end of the season I've had a chance to enjoy my family on a level I never had before. It was awesome."
"Thirty-three is obviously significant because of Christ being 33; and 12 years, 12 apostles," Polamalu said, according to Wexell. "I'm not superstitious by any means but I always thought that if I played 12 years and retire from football at 33 and give my life and give my body and give my blood to this game, I think that would be a pretty significant landmark in my life."
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/pittsburgh-steelers-safety-troy-polamalu-reportedly-retires-from-nfl-023815574.html
Some of those memories....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jqx1ygKI-VY