stillers4me
12-31-2010, 07:41 AM
Troy Polamalu is a worthy if reluctant recipient of the Steelers’ MVP award.
That is not to say the strong safety did not appreciate his teammates recognizing his contributions to the Steelers this season.
It is just that Polamalu likes adulation about as much as he does someone standing over him with hair clippers.
“If I was ever a coach I would probably never have an award like this just because it’s such a team sport, there’s too many parts that go into making plays on the football field,” the six-time Pro Bowler said. “I think people just vote because they have to vote.”
Typical Polamalu...................
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That is not to say the strong safety did not appreciate his teammates recognizing his contributions to the Steelers this season.
It is just that Polamalu likes adulation about as much as he does someone standing over him with hair clippers.
“If I was ever a coach I would probably never have an award like this just because it’s such a team sport, there’s too many parts that go into making plays on the football field,” the six-time Pro Bowler said. “I think people just vote because they have to vote.”
Typical Polamalu...................
Read more @ http://blog.triblive.com/view-from-the-press-box/2010/12/30/lebeau-polamalu-getting-better/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+triblive%2Fblog%2FViewFromThe PressBox+%28View+from+the+Press+Box+Blog%29