J.J. Watt Miserably Fails Retirement as He Relapses on $142 Billion “Addiction”
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It seems that J.J. Watt’s break from the NFL is over. He is ready to launch back into the fiery world of touchdowns and tackles! Just like several other legends of the games, Watt has decided to get back in a different role. The legendary defensive end has succumbed to the irresistible allure of the league, ending his brief hiatus from the game.
The three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year has signed a multi-year deal with CBS Sports to embark on a new journey as an NFL analyst. Watt’s passion for the NFL has drawn him back to the forefront, ready to make his mark once again.
J.J. Watt and NFL: Addiction or Passion?
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Bringing an end to his remarkable 12-year journey, J.J. Watt retired in December 2022, after two seasons with Arizona Cardinals and a decade with Houston Texans. Now, He is back with a bang!
Watt will appear on ‘The NFL Today’ pregame show during Week 1 of the highly anticipated 2023 season. He will join a star-studded lineup featuring renowned host James Brown and analysts Bill Cowher, Boomer Esiason, Phil Simms, and Nate Burleson.
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“I’m very excited to be joining CBS Sports to contribute across all their NFL shows and platforms, including working alongside and learning from JB, Coach, Boomer, Phil and Nate this fall,” Watt said. “Hopefully fans will enjoy the insights and knowledge I’ve gained over my 12 years in the NFL and if we’re lucky, we’ll share a few laughs along the way as well.”
In his Instagram story, the 34-year-old expressed his undying love for the game. He tagged the official account of the NFL and shared his feelings, saying, “I just can’t stay away from you. It’s like an addiction.” These words signify the magnetic pull the NFL has on him. Football is more than just a game to Watt- it’s an addiction that he simply can’t resist.
J.J.Watt’s mesmerizing wizardry
Watt left spectators and opponents alike spellbound with his mystical talents. A master of his craft, Watt, terrorized quarterbacks and sent shivers down their spines. He was considered to be the most feared pass-rusher in the league. As a five-time All-pro with 69 sacks, he narrowly missed out on the 2014 MVP award, finishing as the runner-up to Aaron Rodgers.
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While the news of Watt’s retirement came as a surprise, it is clear that Watt’s passion for the game remains as strong as ever. With his on-field experience, remarkable accomplishments, and charismatic personality, Watt is set to bring a fresh perspective and add a new layer of analysis to the show. Fans are eagerly waiting for his debut with high expectations that Watt will transition from a dominant player to a captivating analyst.
Will Watt Live Up to the Fans’ Sky-High Expectations?
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