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True, and Clay Matthews knows he's a Champion. Words was Troy was hurt, but so was just about everyone else.
Yeah, great hit he put on Jennings....in the end zone. Otherwise 43 was not a factor a-tall.
quote:Originally posted by XLV-Ka-Bong:
negated
Hell I would say that is an understatement. How bout damn near non-existent?
His stat line read 3-0 0 0 0 0
3 solo tackles and thats it. His biggest hit was on Jennings' TD.
he looked slow and a little timid could have been more hurt than he let on
quote:Originally posted by lynndickey83:Words was Troy was hurt, but so was just about everyone else.
If were Healthy, he still isn't the DPOY, he's done, he's getting by on reputation
He did save a TD on that Jennings slant on the final drive. Otherwise he was a complete non-factor. Harrison was invisible as well.
I think he hit Jordy on shoulder knocking him out at 3 saving TD on play. But yes non-factor most of game.
the steelers defense was tough. troy got beat big time in an unenviable spot. so what? great player. lost. clay was held up pretty well too except for...
Hardest hit was on Jennings -- and Jennings held onto the ball! Great play on him to hang onto it; that was a heck of a hit and the ref waited to see if Jennings held it as he went to the ground. What a play, and what a throw by ARod.
quote:When he was asked if he thought Polamalu made an impact in the game, coach Mike Tomlin said only: “I’ll let you be the judge.”
Kind of a quietly loud statement by Tomlin.
Something not being noted in the media (at least for the present)is how GB loses it 2009 DPOY and still created a turnover while the 2010 DPOY from Pittsburgh is MIA for the game.
Someone needs to give credit to the offensive game planning for GB and as always the "next man up" attitude of these Packers.
I'm only just starting my journalism classes, but ESPN seems to agree with me
"It was the healthiest I've been," Polamalu said, "the best I've felt probably since the middle of the season."
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This isn't the first time this season the Steelers' secondary has looked vulnerable, but Polamalu often made up for its errors. In this game, he was the one making a lot of the mistakes. The Packers took the Steelers' most unique player and made him a liability.
"It was the healthiest I've been," Polamalu said, "the best I've felt probably since the middle of the season."
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This isn't the first time this season the Steelers' secondary has looked vulnerable, but Polamalu often made up for its errors. In this game, he was the one making a lot of the mistakes. The Packers took the Steelers' most unique player and made him a liability.
