One year into T.J. Watt’s record-setting deal, the returns aren’t promising. It was arguably the most disappointing season of his career. Watt will aim to fight father time and improve his play – and production – as he nears his mid-30s. PPG writer Ray Fittipaldo makes the case of how it could happen.
“If he bounces back and is the old T.J. Watt at 32,” Fittipaldo told 93.7 The Fan’s Andrew Fillipponi and Chris Mueller Thursday evening. “And I’m not talking about 22 sacks, I’m talking about 13, 14, 15 sacks, I think that contract will look a lot better.