The Tennessee Titans are getting national recognition for their coaching staff overhaul, and it’s coming from some unexpected voices in the media. During his appearance on ESPN’s “The Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday,

The Pittsburgh Steelers could be headed toward a complete rebuild, meaning if they make T.J. Watt available, these three teams could be in the market for him.

Bill Belichick not earning first-ballot induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame has sent the NFL world in disbelief. NFL legend J.J. Watt openly questioned the process's credibility.

Drafting Kevin King and bypassing T.J. Watt was a monumental mistake in 2027. The Packers erred in 2023, as well, which they’ll be reminded of on Super Bowl Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered a 30–6 wild-card loss to the Houston Texans, marking their seventh straight playoff defeat. Linebacker T.J. Watt openly shared his frustration, saying he has no answers left.

Watt saw as rookie Tyler Loop missed the game-winning final kick of the regular season, prompting team-wide celebration. The locker room was a party, but it was seemingly a dangerous one for Watt, who had been dealing with a collapsed lung. In a statement via ESPN NFL reporter Brooke Pryor, Watt had to exit the locker room due to "cigar smoke."

J.J. Watt explained what kept him from joining the Steelers and teaming up with his brothers, Derek and T.J.

Colin Cowherd has a three-step plan to help fix the Pittsburgh Steelers following their wild-card playoff loss and Mike Tomlin's decision to step down as head coach.

What happened to T.J. Watt? Find out why the player has not been part of the team, how his injury occurred, his thoughts on recovery, and his team.

Pittsburgh Steelers pass rusher T.J. Watt will not be participating in the 2026 Pro Bowl Games due to an injury. In early December, Watt experienced a collapsed lung as a result of an accident during a dry-needle treatment at the Steelers’ facility.