Steelers T.J. Watt Contract

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Steelers agree to $123 million extension with star

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T.J. Watt contract details: Steelers agree to $123 million extension with star | Reports

The deal comes with $108 million guaranteed and makes Watt the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

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Steelers legend praises massive contract extension for T.J. Watt: ‘Had to do it’

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Steelers, T.J. Watt agree to contract extension that makes him highest-paid non QB in NFL history, per report

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Ryan Clark Supports Steelers’ Decision to Pay T.J. Watt: ‘You Did What You Were Supposed to Do’

While some analysts, like Nick Wright of FS1, ripped the Pittsburgh Steelers’ decision to give T.J. Watt a three-year, $123 million extension that includes $108 million fully guaranteed at signing.

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What Colin Cowherd is questioning after T.J. Watt-Steelers contract extension

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Who’s Next for Steelers after T.J. Watt Contract Extension?

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T.J. Watt Breaking News as Steelers Make Star Highest-Paid Non-QB in NFL History

Watt's production did not jump off the page last season, but his influence in creating opportunities for his teammates is still apparent.

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Inside the new T.J. Watt deal

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Ex-NFL star reacts to little brother’s record payday, won’t be paying for dinner again

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3 quarterbacks Steelers won’t be able to afford thanks to TJ Watt’s contract

T.J. Watt's massive new contract limits the Pittsburgh Steelers' financial flexibility and could undermine a few potential targets at quarterback.

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T.J. Watt Negotiations with Pittsburgh Set to Escalate Before Camp

The Pittsburgh Steelers face a tense standoff with superstar pass rusher and former NFL Defensive Player of the Year T.J. Watt. Watt is currently entering the final season of a four-year contract that he signed back in 2021.

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ESPN’s Brooke Pryor shares potential holdup in Steelers-T.J. Watt contract negotiations

T.J. Watt contract talks drag on, ESPN’s Brooke Pryor has identified a major holdup in the negotiation process.