T.J. Watt is as tough as they come.
Pittsburgh Steelers star T.J. Watt played through some pain Sunday, and plans to continue doing so despite a gruesome injury he suffered.
T.J. Watt might be the most dominant defensive player in football right now as well as the toughest as a new report states the All-Pro pass-rusher sustained a badly dislocated finger and tore multiple ligaments in his finger during the Steelers’ win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
He also reportedly he All-Pro pass-rusher sustained a badly dislocated finger and tore multiple ligaments in that finger during the Steelers’ win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday
This is not expected to slow him down because Watt reportedly plans to continue playing after Pittsburgh’s bye week, but might need to have it surgically repaired after the season.
Watt, in the reported words of Mike Tomlin, “does not care.”
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In five games, the 28-year-old leads the NFL with eight sacks, plus 15 combined tackles, seven tackles for loss, four passes defended, three fumble recoveries, and two forced fumbles.
Watt is coming off a season that was shortened by a torn pectoral muscle and knee surgery, posting only 5.5 sacks and eight tackles for loss in 10 games.
