JJ Watt won't be playing for the Bengals in 2025: Here's why the NFL legend won't be coming out of retirement
It's official, JJ Watt won't be coming out of retirement. For the past two months, there had been a chance that the three-time defensive player of the year was going to return to the NFL in 2025 over a bet he made, but that chance has now gone out the window.
Bengals' dream of drawing J.J. Watt out of retirement comes to an end
The Cincinnati Bengals lost veteran defensive end Sam Hubbard to retirement on Wednesday morning, a day after their hopes of luring J.J. Watt out of retirement came to an end. The story of Watt potentially unretiring to join the Bengals is quite interesting, though, and involves English soccer team Burnley F.C., which Watt owns a stake in.
“T.J. Watt of the Pittsburgh Steelers is also in the final year of his four-year, $112 million contract,” Pauline wrote.
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Daisy Watt, formerly commissioning editor at HarperNorth, has launched a new editorial consultancy. Watt will offer editorial ...
The Steelers lost T.J. Watt in a brutal ESPN trade rumor from Unsportsmanlike, which may not be realistic but does help shape ...
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Watt Towne Center is adding a discount retail anchor to its roster in North Highlands. Watt Towne Center is adding a ...
Watt had told Trafford he would consider returning to the NFL if the Burnley goalkeeper did not concede again this season.
J.J. Watt will not be making an NFL return to play for the Bengals this fall. Watt is a part owner of the Burnley English ...
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