T.J. Watt Salary Impact

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T.J. Watt agrees to record-setting contract: Impact on Steelers, edge rusher market

At $41 million per year, Watt's deal sneaks past Myles Garrett 's record-setting four-year, $160 million deal agreed upon in March and resets the pass-rusher market for the third time in 2025.

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TJ Watt ends Steelers contract drama with record-breaking $123 million deal

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NFL Personality Rips Steelers Over Record-Setting T.J. Watt Extension

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Penn State star Micah Parsons gets $41 million contract update after Steelers' T.J. Watt deal

Reports have indicated that Pittsburgh Steelers superstar T.J. Watt has become the highest non-paid quarterback in NFL history.

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

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JJ Watt Ribs Brother TJ Watt Over Historic Contract, Suggests He’ll Never Pay For Dinner Again

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The salary cap impact of TJ Watt’s new contract

Reportedly TJ Watt will make $108 million guaranteed and $123 million in his contract extension, how that impacts the Steelers salary cap this & next year

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Pittsburgh Steelers make T.J. Watt the NFL’s highest-paid defender with a 3-year, $123M extension

Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker T.J. Watt on Thursday agreed to a new contract that will make him the league’s highest-paid defender.

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T.J. Watt's Steelers Contract Extension: What Is the Most Expensive Defensive Contract Ever?

T.J. Watt signs a record-breaking deal with the Steelers. Find out how much the NFL's most expensive defensive contract is worth.

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Pittsburgh Steelers make star linebacker TJ Watt NFL's highest-paid defender

T.J. Watt has wanted to be a “one-helmet guy” from the second he arrived in Pittsburgh eight years ago. The star outside linebacker took one big step toward that goal Thursday, agreeing

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Steelers' TJ Watt's Potential Contract Might Follow A ... - Yardbarker

TJ Watt, a highly respected ... different dimension to the ongoing discussion, suggesting that his concerns relate to aspects other than the potential salary cap impact of retaining Watt.