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This dude gave 100% effort on every single play and it showed. What a legend
samoan genetics
@@jmgonzales7701 Unconventional training led to an unconventional skill set but genetics definitely a factor.
@@aspe7187 yeah its the samoan genes
@@aspe7187 What kind of unconventional training did he do??
@@aspe7187 what ever he doing should be conventional and the standard
Troy made a good defence a great defence.
Having him Ed Reed, and B Dawk play at the SAME TIME is such a blessing for us
Before hair hanging out of your helmet was a fad. Troy the trend setter!
I LOVE THIS!!
What a legend.
the greatest
Love how he’s more careful tackling a QB
Troy was an overly athletic linebacker who played safety. What a beast.
This dude makes us pacific islanders proud
The fact that he can have a top 50 highlight of anything is insane and proves he’s the best of the best
Ikr any of these plays on his top 50 would be on anyone else’s top 3
Buzzy
Ed Reed has a top 50 and it’s far more electric than this. Troy was great but no one was Ed Reed
📠
@@ryanantonellis1335 troy better than ed
Troy Polamalu had a phenomal once-in-a-lifetime talent that could not be taught.
i wouldn't call it talent edd reed had more talent but troy was 100% effort and hard work
@@D_-zj4nz don't get me wrong, Ed Reed was one of the best free safeties ever, but I don't see Reed doing what troy did, like some of the interceptions troy made where insane
@@D_-zj4nz no
You are completely right, I’m from troys home town Winston. He was a legend on the basketball court and baseball field too. Has insane athleticism that can’t be taught.
I think thats called tenacity
I'm taking 30 mins to watch a 10min video because this dude making me rewatch every single one of these plays
I was doing the same thing so crazy!!!
Noone could anticipate the ball or the snap count better than #43. Him and Ed Reed are the top safeties of my generation.
Of all time
Ed Reed was the greatest free safety and Troy Polamalu was the greatest strong safety. Nobody will ever do what they did
@@alexspitznaugle6387 I agree
Yup. Dawkins honorable mention. Taylor, could've been...
Facts
Don't show this to Pat McAfee. He's still not over having his life ruined by Polamalu lining up in the C-gap
Was waiting for this comment.
🤣🤣
WE’RE KICKING IT!!!
Ed Reed would have made the tackle
That’s freakin TROY PALLAMALOO😂
Yo he's the kind of safety that'd have 5 abilities in Madden while being an X-Factor
You know what? You are speaking the language called fax ×2
@@xxxih8u934 he's a bull.
FAAAACCCTTTZZZZZZZ
Hed have all the zone knockout ones
secure tackler
Tip drill
Acrobat
Lurker
Strip specialist
Tackler supreme
pick artist
blitz
Probably homer
100% goal line stuff. Having that on a safety would be crazy in madden
Hed be a problem online
I'm a huge Ravens fan, and this guy scared the sh** out of me every time we had to play Pittsburgh. Truly one of the greatest defenders of all time, much respect and one of my favorite players.
As a Steelers fan I appreciate you saying that. I should add that we all know you guys had one of the most, if not the most, feared defenses of all time with reed, suggs, Lewis, etc. Back in those days every game was awesome to watch.
I still wake up in cold sweats seeing that hair from that helmet
How I feel about Ed Reed. Greatest Safety of all-time in my opinion. Crazy that us AFC North fans got to experience two of the Safety GOATs at the same time.
You not the only one - with you .
What an unbelievable athlete. They don't make em like him anymore
He was the last one made
:/
first AND last
There’s a kid with long hair in San Fran that’s coming
@@bsp5689 name
6:02
I don't feel like enough people are talking about this *backwards tackle.*
That’s what I said
The strength you have to have to tackle someone backwards is insane
Sm
1:29 me watching this for the first time: oh he’s wide open
Polamalu: allow me to introduce myself
Yooo thats facts😂😂😂😂😂
He stood no chance
The earth is covered by 71% water, Troy Polamalu covers the rest
EPIC ! Needs to be on a shirt 😂😂😂
Only real ones remember the green screen
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You mean the warning screen yeah😆
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Top 50 green moments
The title should really be "Troy Polamalu: The Most Dynamic Player of All Time"
None of us will ever forget the old one
I remember seeing your comment
yes! Lol
Lol yeah it was very high quality
Facts
Mot Aoia dude what is that
3:23 Troy Polamalu turned that guy into a breakdancer against his will
fr tho 😂
Who remembers when Troy got fined for saying the game is getting soft 😂 😂
Prolly has the receipt framed. Can’t even put your weight on tbe qb after a sack? no more kick offs? pfffffft
I believe the line he used was pansy league
That is THE SINGLE, most IRONIC THING, I have EVER seen
@@michaeltoobased lmao where’s the irony 😂
You know it’s soft when they go play on Nickelodeon…..
The highlights do not do justice. Made plays like this in every game he played. Best player I watched. Never missed a game.
RLY? He never missed a single game?
@@Hidegety1 I
At 5'10 he was small for a DB, but he could sack a QB, tackle a RB at full speed, and cover any WR or TE. The guy had a nose for the ball and was actively involved in essentially every play. And he was a class-act who went back to the line of scrimmage or the sideline as soon as the play was dead.
He looks bigger than 5’10 I thought he was at least 6'1
thanks
8:06 that has to be the fastest sack in nfl history.
Bro the ball had literally just been hiked and he was there like wth 😭
He didn’t even get a chance to drop back 💀
Lol rip the green screen. Also I’m 95% sure that Polalamu is a time traveler. Rip Pat McAfee’s TD.
I was bout to say 😂Troy shouldn’t be number 50 on no list lol
He’s always been one of my favorite players
Same
@@AIPA8 Same here!
@@Standgedicht True
Same here
3:24........Troy Polamalu is such a defensive beast he's got dudes doing break dance moves!!
Lmfao!
He turned that guy into a beyblade
@@josephperea4125 😅😅
Lol. And here I am still trying to learn the windmill
made him flip and spin like a koopa troopa
Only 50??? Nah No Way I’ve seen him do more then 50 in a single season let alone his entire career. Let’s get this straight he was the BOOM before the legion.
Exactly. This could easily be top 200. I've seen 50 and I'm not even a fan.
He picked the ball so many times that he got immediately knew to get up and keep running for 20 more yards. He had the ball so often he doubled as a running back😂
So true!!! That’s like in life too..Always get up and get that extra 20 when you get the chance lol love it
Bro out here putting work on the jets
Troy "every hit is a hitstick" Polamalu
Never will be another one like him he the 🐐
Bro legit was one of the best playmakers in the NFL
Either side of the ball
I dont care what anybody says polamalu was the best safety in nfl history. Yea Ed Reed was good but come on polamalu was so clutch and did things nobody but polamalu could do
I agree, no one ever played like Troy. Tasmanian devil style
Troy and Reed were different. No one was as good in coverage as Ed though
Though they both played safety, their positions were very different. Reed is the best FS, Troy is the best SS.
Putting FS and SS in the same category in goat conversations is like putting WR and TE in the same category, it just doesn't happen
Ed Reed and Troy Polamalu are neck and neck for overall greatness...but in terms of sheer athleticism, Polamalu is the most athletic safety in NFL history, no doubt.
Perfectly stated 💯
Reed better
are you like comparing because of the safety position ?
yeah, they sure are great
No one could jump the snap better than Troy Polamalu
I don’t even watch football, but I remember as a kid seeing one of the plays where he jumped the scrimmage line. And, similar to how I don’t watch boxing but I love watching videos of Mohammad Ali, I love watching this guy’s highlights. What an artist of an athlete.
You... don't watch football?
How sad for you. : (
It's really the bee's knees.
jk. It's not for everybody. (like soccer. haha)
The greatest safety of all time.
Miss you Troy
One of the best Strong Safety's in the NFL History!
Here we go Steelernation 💛
*History
THE best strong safety of all time
Polamalu was the total package safety that was an amazing asset for Pittsburgh, but feared by everyone else. Knew how to read the snap, had the catching ability and speed of a wideout. Truly amazing.
#40. Did this dude just do a "360 look around hesitation" 13 yard sack? That was crazy!!
His timing on the snap was unworldly truly amazing athlete
Troy P. was was an absolute beast. So athletic and intelligent.
I miss watching him play.
One of the greatest safety in NFL history
The greatest ever
Arguably the greatest defensive player in the NFL of all time...not even a steelers fan... got to give credit where credit is due.
@@RMLOSANGELES top 5 for sure. I know you've never heard of Mike Brown
The greatest
Troy Polamalu > Ed Reed
The way he makes a crazy play and just walks away like nothing happened
28 is one of my favorite plays of his. Perfect example of the type of player he was. Always seemed to come out of nowhere.
There will never be another player like Polamalu. GOAT
In his prime, Troy was the terminator. No man could stop him.
One of my favorite players Troy is the best Pacific Islander to play in the NFL
fax
No polys will ever come close to this mans greatness.
Troy Polomalu will never be forgotten. Legends never die
2000’s was the best era for safeties! Troy, Ed Reed, Brian Dawkins, Bob Sanders(people forget about him), John lynch, o and my Bears Mike Brown(idc what anybody says, before injury, he was top 3!)
Bob Sanders was a beast when he was healthy
Mike Brown. If it wasn't for injury he is top 1. And I'm a Sean Taylor guy
For a bonus, you could show his pick against The Colts in the playoffs that the refs screwed up on.
And he’s not getting up after every play showboating and taunting. He’s fixing his uni and getting ready for the next play
I watched the play at 6:22 like 10 times. Troy had hands on the QB as soon as he touched the ball. Unbelievable.
6:02 That backwards tackle!
Yeah that was wild
So we all witnessed he tackled sometime while completely turned around
I miss that man. One of the greatest to ever wear that uniform
Believe in the LORD JESUS CHRIST and be saved 🙏
My favorite defensive player of all time. Always a class act on and off the field. Most fun defense to watch for sure!
Polamalu's game was all about...
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.
.
.... timing
Sad we don’t see this nowadays. safeties dont get big and play tough there soft they don’t and make a big hit they wait for the receiver to bust open and chase em down this was back when safeties actually did something nowadays I’f your mean you play linebacker
This dude would have to be the actual 100 on madden!
I actually don’t remember him ever being 99 tbh
There is no question why this guy is in the HOF. A career of incredible plays and even more incredible effort given. This guy is a legend.
Never get tired of watching Troy highlights
Every time I watch this I get goose bumps like it's the 1st time ever seeing it. Troy is my all time favorite Steeler
Troy Polamalu one of the best all timers. One of the all time best defensive players.
This man was LB playing Safety
1:38 smoothest sack of all time lol
Born and die heart Steelers fan
Play number 18 was hilarious. How the helll 😂
He was a gifted freak. Dude read an offense better than anyone
Of course the number one play took us to the Super Bowl XLIII, the Súper Bowl with his number.
Was such a shame watching his play diminish week to week due to injury and mostly head trauma. Still played with that amazing passion but mind and body wasn't keeping up. Just keeping hair and jersey #43 on the field was the ultimate goal I believe but personally felt he needed to be on IR a lot longer on later injury spans. Men like Troy have to be told when enough is enough though, probably the only way he'd ever stop. Guessing he had double digit concussions each season.
Pat Mac watching this while punching the air lol
What a spectacular player Polamalu was! What is this? A gift from nature to us mortals.
On his first play mans went: *YEEEEEET* to that steeler defender
Then later he becomes a steeler defender cuz he felt bad abt that hurdle
I love how hype Troy got after making the play on clip #44. Maybe it’s been a while but I rarely remember Troy being that demonstrative and that’s what made him so different to me as a kid. One of my favorite players of all time
Troy went to Douglas high school in Winston Oregon, the exact same town both my parents grew up in, as well as the same high school. Mom was a cheerleader at Douglas and told me how everyone was always so amazed at how incredible he really was. I always thought it was amazing that she was able to see him play before he joined the big leagues.
The way he flipped the switch from a soft spoken guy to a ferocious uncompromising defender was stuff of legend LOL
and with a highlight reel like that there was no way he wasn't making it to Canton!
I think he is the first NFL player born in the 1980’s to be inducted into the NFL HOF.
I can't believe they compare Ed Reed to Troy Polamalu.. that's a joke!!! Troy's on a whole different level.
Thank you for everything Troy. Steelers Nation will love you forever. 💓😭👏🏾
Watching this video made me realize that Troy Polamalu could have been a rb.
I watch this legends highlights a few times a year. Goosebumps everytime
I was in that end zone when he scored on that number 1..crowd was electric
Best defense player all time😊
Couple of guys in Baltimore say otherwise but he's up there.
@Tulouna Le Lagi that is true they played completely different positions. Troy was a SS and Ed was a FS. I'd still take ED and or Ray Lewis to spearhead my defense. Troy was special in his own right.
Omg how I wish I could get Troy polomalu agains king Henry 👑
There will never be a player as versatile as Polamalu period.
Green screen squad where y’all at?
Right here
MISS WATCHING #TP43 WHEN FOOTBALLS 🏈 BEING PLAYED!!!!
#HardToFindGuyLikeThisNowADays
Greatest safety of all time
6:39 and 10:03. That was classic Steelers' defense back in our glory days. Harrison wacks the quarterback, Polamalu does the rest. Harrison + Polamalu both won DPOY's. What a duo.
Harrison was solid and the whole defense was great but look what happened every time Troy was injured. Defense was mush. Average at best. Troy made everyone else look good. Did things that will never show up on stat sheets. Changed every play if he was on the field.
That era was so much fun
@@benjamin3290 Indeed It Was
Greatest safety of all time
I remember the green screen lol
Troy play in Pittsburgh back field was different hands down one of the best defensive players ever