Former NFL star J.J. Watt called out the NCAA in a post on X over the continuance of referring to players as student-athletes ...

The NCAA Tournament is one of the most popular events in sports, and JJ Watt is concerned that the changing landscape of ...

Madness is in full swing, but J.J. Watt has identified a problem that is ‘cannibalizing’ college sports. The three-time NFL ...

Jan 26, 2025; Kansas City, MO, USA; Former player J.J. Watt in attendance ... Some fans have wondered if Watt might consider unretiring, given that he was still a Pro Bowl talent when he retired.

Former NFL star J.J. Watt is unimpressed by the timing of the NCAA's college basketball transfer portal, claiming its opening in the middle of the March Madness tournament is ultimately "cannibalizing ...

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 ...

That was ultimately capped off with Super Bowl LIX win over the Kansas City ... and former NFL defensive end J.J. Watt shared a special message about the news. "Saquon on a 12 month HEATERRR.

Texans legend J.J. Watt certainly did not waste any time ... five interceptions and 18 passes defended en route to a Pro Bowl appearance and a First-Team All-Pro selection. The 23-year-old ...

Could JJ Watt be suiting up in Bengals stripes next season? It sounds crazy, but thanks to a bet with Burnley FC goalkeeper James Trafford, the retired NFL legend might be closer to a comeback ...

The days of JJ Watt hunting down quarterbacks in the backfield are sadly over. However, Watt has been very active since his retirement. The former Houston Texans star is part owner of the Burnley ...

J.J. Watt isn’t backing down from a bet he made with Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford, even if the NFL legend has to come out of retirement. Trafford and Watt made a bet in December that if the ...

Former NFL star J.J. Watt revealed his best draft class of all time. The 5x Pro Bowler played 12 seasons in the league with the Houston Texans and the Arizona Cardinals.