T.J. Watt and the Pittsburgh Steelers' contract conundrum is far from simple, with the star aging past his prime.

It’s seems hard to imagine that the Pittsburgh Steelers would trade T.J. Watt. But one organization member said they think paying Watt doesn’t make sense. Furthermore, Pat McAfee found himself ...

Myles Garrett knows the Browns are coming off a 3-14 2024 season. That hasn't lowered his expectations for either himself or the team in 2025.

During multiple Thursday appearances on Pittsburgh sports radio station 93.7 The Fan, Steelers insider Ray Fittipaldo of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette explained why Watt holding out through the bulk of ...

Pelissero noted that Watt has a lot of leverage — it doesn’t make sense for the Steelers to trade the pass-rusher given the team’s recent investments in veteran stars. And even if the team did want to ...

It was always going to happen. There was no chance the Pittsburgh Steelers were ever going to let T.J. Watt walk away in free agency in the midst of his prime.

That is a big part of it." Garrett's latest extension was agreed upon at $40 million per year, with almost $123.6 million in guaranteed money, which is a little above 75% of his total deal.

That’s what the Steelers should consider most when it comes to what they pay T.J. Watt. Not how much Myles Garrett makes. Or what Micah Parsons might get from Dallas.

It's assumed Pittsburgh hasn't yet presented Watt with a contract worth more than the four-year, $160M extension that included $123.5M guaranteed that Myles Garrett inked to stay with the ...

Bleacher Report's Gary Davenport predicted the next contract for Pittsburgh Steelers edge rusher T.J. Watt to differ from the extension Myles Garrett received in one key way.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and disgruntled outside linebacker T.J. Watt still have a lot of ground to cover on contract renegotiations, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. “They’re far apart ...