Pittsburgh Steelers
2022 Courage Award Winner
- Position DT
- Height 6'3"
- Weight 304 lbs
- NFL Exp. 13 yrs
Tyson Alualu was selected by his teammates as the Pittsburgh Steelers Courage Award Recipient for 2022.
In the 2020 season, Alualu had one of the best seasons of his career, recording 38 tackles, 2 sacks and a fumble recovery. His performance earned him a spot on the AFC Pro Bowl roster as a replacement player.
Off the field, Alualu is known for his philanthropic work including his involvement in various community initiatives in both Jacksonville and Pittsburgh. He has also been involved in efforts to support youth football programs in Hawaii, where he grew up. As a result, Tyson Alualu was selected by his teammates as the Pittsburgh Steelers Courage Award Recipient for 2022.
Tyson Alualu
2022 Ed Block Courage Award Winner
Tyson Alualu was selected by his teammates as the Pittsburgh Steelers Courage Award Recipient for 2022.
In the 2020 season, Alualu had one of the best seasons of his career, recording 38 tackles, 2 sacks and a fumble recovery. His performance earned him a spot on the AFC Pro Bowl roster as a replacement player.
Off the field, Alualu is known for his philanthropic work including his involvement in various community initiatives in both Jacksonville and Pittsburgh. He has also been involved in efforts to support youth football programs in Hawaii, where he grew up. As a result, Tyson Alualu was selected by his teammates as the Pittsburgh Steelers Courage Award Recipient for 2022.
| Position | DT |
|---|---|
| Height | 6'3" |
| Weight | 304 lbs |
| College | California |
| NFL Experience | 13 years |
Past Winners
- 2021 - Devin Bush
- 2020 - Stephon Tuitt
- 2019 - James Conner
- 2018 - Ryan Shazier
- 2017 - Artie Burns
- 2016 - Maurkice Pouncey
- 2015 - William Gay
- 2014 - Sean Spence
- 2013 - Heath Miller
- 2012 - Willie Colon
- 2011 - Max Starks
- 2010 - Nick Eason
- 2009 - Aaron Smith
- 2008 - Ryan Clark
- 2007 - Ben Roethlisberger
- 2006 - Travis Kirschke
- 2005 - Casey Hampton
- 2004 - Kendall Simmons
- 2003 - Mike Logan
- 2002 - Amos Zereoue
- 2001 - Wayne Gandy
- 2000 - Dermontti Dawson
- 1999 - Chad Scott
- 1998 - Tim Lester
- 1997 - Mark Bruener
- 1996 - Rod Woodson
- 1995 - Jerry Olsavsky
- 1994 - Charles Johnson
- 1993 - Gary Jones
- 1992 - Hardy Nickerson
- 1991 - Mike Mularkey
- 1990 - John Rienstra
- 1989 - Keith Willis
- 1988 - Greg Lloyd
- 1987 - Dwayne Woodruff
- 1986 - Gary Dunn
- 1985 - Pete Rostosky
- 1984 - Eric Williams
Supporting the National Courage House Network
The Pittsburgh Steelers are proud to support Holy Family Institute, a member of the National Courage House Network.
