Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro outside linebacker T.J. Watt came in at No. 10 on Pro Football Focus’ annual top 50 players […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: T.J. Watt Cracks PFF’s Top

The Pittsburgh Steelers have finally addressed one of their biggest sagas in the offseason, with the AFC North franchise handing superstar linebacker T.J. Watt a massive three-year contract extension worth $123 million.

The average annual value of the deal, $41 million, is the most-ever for a non quarterback in the NFL. The previous record was the $40 million a year deal that Browns star Myles Garrett inked in March. Upon hearing the news, J.J., the oldest of the Watt brothers, took to social media.

Frank Schwab is previewing all 32 teams this summer, with a new preview dropping each weekday leading up to the Hall of Fame game.

As training camps open across the NFL, the 2025 season carries weight that extends far beyond usual expectations. Some franchises face more than just another campaign. They’re staring down seasons that could define legacies,

Training camp kicks off next week in Latrobe for the Steelers and all of their stars, including T.J. Watt. The former Defensive Player of the Year is fresh off signing a record-breaking three-year, $123 million extension with $108 million fully guaranteed at signing.

The Dallas Cowboys added George Pickens in the offseason and, despite being named one of the NFL's "most polarizing players," he could be exactly where he needs to be.

Thursday’s “First Call” has a surprising entry from the Pittsburgh Steelers on the NFL Top 100 list. Cam Heyward comments on T.J. Watt’s contractual situation. We have an update on Najee Harris’ injured eye.