J.J. Watt hints at potential return to Houston Texans
Texans are experiencing success under head coach DeMeco Ryans
Three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year retired from football in 2022
Watt spent first ten years of career with Texans, last two with Arizona Cardinals
J.J. Watt, the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year and Houston Texans legend, has left the door open for a potential return to play for his former team if they absolutely need him.
Watt retired from professional football after 12 seasons in 2022, spending his first ten years with the Texans and his final two with the Arizona Cardinals. During a recent interview, he spoke about how he resists the temptation to return to football despite Houston's rising success under head coach DeMeco Ryans.
J.J. Watt made comments about returning to play for the Houston Texans if they 'absolutely need him', but this is the last year he will say that.
Houston Texans reinforced their pass-rushing group this offseason by signing Danielle Hunter and Denico Autry, as well as having Will Anderson Jr. in their roster.
J.J. Watt spoke to reporters and stated he would return to the Houston Texans if they ‘absolutely need it’.
Watt told DeMeco Ryans he is still training and ready if the Texans ever truly need him.
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The author, Tyler Conway, presents some accurate information about J.J. Watt's retirement and his statement to DeMeco Ryans but uses inflammatory rhetoric when discussing Watt's career and potential return. The article mentions Watt's past achievements and the impact of his possible return on the Houston Texans, which could lead readers to believe that the team is more likely to make a deep playoff run than they might otherwise be.
The future Hall of Famer spoke to reporters Saturday and said he would return to the Houston Texans if they "absolutely need it."
A three-time Defensive Player of the Year, Watt was one of the most dominating pass rushers in NFL history at his peak but saw injuries derail the second half of his career.
Adding a healthy Watt to the mix would only increase the rising hype in Houston.