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Troy Polamalu

Troy Polamalu

Bio
Height/Weight: 5' 10"/207 lbs
Born: Garden Grove, California
College: USC
Draft: 2003 1st round (16th pick) by the
Pittsburgh Steelers
  • The Killeen Daily Herald

    Jason Mackey: Steelers will need Troy Fautanu to become more than a fairytale story

    If the Steelers were looking for a narrative, some fairytale story that had heads spinning and tears flowing on the other side of the country, they certainly got one by selecting tackle Troy Fautanu out of Washington with the No. 20 overall pick late Thursday night. Not only has Fautanu, throughout the leadup to the NFL draft, spoken passionately about his Polynesian ancestry, his parents hailing from American Samoa, but his favorite player as a kid was a familiar one. This Troy wore that Troy's No. 43, obsessing over the Steelers, their history and winning tradition. "I know a lot about the team and its history," Fautanu said.

  • WTAE

    Steelers select Zach Frazier from WVU in second round of NFL Draft

    Steelers select center Zach Frazier from West Virginia in Round 2 of 2024 NFL Draft Share Copy Link Copy {copyShortcut} to copy Link copied! Updated: 8:43 PM EDT Apr 26, 2024 STEELERS FIRST ROUND DRAFT PICK TROY FORZANO IS EXCITED ABOUT BEING DRAFTED BY THE TEAM. HE IS ALSO EXCITED THAT HE SHARES A FOOTBALL PEDIGREE WITH ONE OF THE STEELERS HALL OF FAME PLAYERS. I'M JUST SUPER GRATEFUL TO PLAY FOR AN ORGANIZATION YOU KNOW AS PITTSBURGH STEELERS. I'M SURE EVERYONE KNOWS. YOU KNOW, I GREW UP WANTING TO PLAY FOR THESE GUYS AND GREW UP A FAN. AND IT'S TRULY A DREAM COME TRUE TO BE HERE. SO HE'S GIFTED WITH AGILITY, BALANCE, QUICKNESS AND STRENGTH. STEELERS COACHES HOPE TROY FORZANO ADDS SOME GRIT

  • WTAE

    'It's home for us': Troy Polamalu back in Pittsburgh, will host 2024 Resilience Bowl

    Troy Polamalu is back in Pittsburgh. The two-time Super Bowl champion didn't forget about the city. Steelers fans know the passion Polamalu exuded on the football field, making monumental plays that fans will never forget. The eight-time Pro Bowler and Pro Football Hall of Famer shows he has never forgotten about the Steel City.