Due to his summer of alleged sin, the value of Ben Roethlisberger's jersey understandably dropped in 2010. I ran into a Steelers fan outside my office the Friday before the 2010-11 season started, and she was wearing a Polamalu jersey because she no longer supported Ben. It's hard to argue with such empirical data.
Polamalu now represents, as Terrence Mann says, "all that was once good, and could be good again." Troy's absence in 2009 exposed a defense that simply couldn't cover today's aerial assaulting offenses without a playmaker to even the field. His return not only saw him earn his long-expected Defensive Player of the Year award, but he brought the Steelers back to the Super Bowl. Maybe a healthy Troy would have been the difference-maker, but the Committee isn't here to hash up painful memories.
We're placing a big Buyer Beware on the purchase of Wholesale Jerseys, but another season of non-meathead-ish behavior is likely to shoot him back to the top. Troy Polamalu still reigns supreme, but the surprising move the committee made this year is advising the purchase of his jersey despite playing into the final year of his contract. We're confident in the Steelers front office, and know he'll get either an extension, or at least be given the Franchise tag. Showing his jersey in force this season is critical in reminding our opponents who the most influential defensive player in the league. The Committee wonders aloud, though, what his value would have been without those Head & Shoulders ads. For those of you who know what Defense Adjusted Yards Above Replacement (DYAR) or Defense-adjusted Value Over Average (DVOA) are, then you know third-year WR Mike Wallace led all NFL WRs in those stats. The short explanation, Mike Wallace kicks some USA Jerseys Wholesale.
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