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NFL legend JJ Watt took the opportunity to roast itself during the CBS broadcast of a week 6 match between Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
The broadcast contained a photo of watts from when he was in the trenches with Wisconsin Badgers. The photo shown was from Wisconsin’s Media Day in 2008. He was unable to play that season after transferring the school from Central Michigan.
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Wisconsin Badger’s defensive tackle JJ Watt (99) celebrates after the game against the northwest Wildcats at Camp Randall Stadium on November 27, 2010. (Jeff Hanisch/USA Today Sports)
Play-by-play TV station Ian Eagle asked Watt: “What exactly was going on?”
“Oh my gosh! I was fat and I had a weird facial hair situation that was going on … I knew (not) how to tie a tie. I have a chinstrap going on,” Watt said. “That’s a bad look. A lot of Mickies Dairy Bar in my system.”
Watt played two seasons with badgers and recorded 11.5 sacks in 26 matches. He entered the NFL draft after the 2010 season, and Houston Texans made him the total election # 11.
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He continued to become one of the greatest players in Texan’s history and is likely to become a Hall of Famer when he is justified.
For now, Watt can be heard on the CBS broadcast. Sunday wasn’t the only time this season his look has been mentioned. The former defensive Lineman debuted a new hairstyle. CBS called it “the spring and deadly.”
File – In this December 27, 2020, File Photo, Houston Texan’s defensive end jj watt goes on the field before an NFL football match against Cincinnati Bengals in Houston. (AP Photo/Eric Christian Smith, File)
Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers 235 had passing yards and two touchdown passes when Steelers defeated Brown’s 23-9. DK Metcalf and Connor Heyward got the touchdown grips.
