Watt, who won Defensive Player of the Year in 2021, sadly missed a significant portion of the previous campaign due to a pectoral ailment. In the interim, he also had corrective knee surgery. Even though Watt was clearly not playing at his best when he returned, the Steelers defense really heated up. Nevertheless, despite a season marred by injuries, he remains one of the best speed rushers in the game with a devastating cross-chop move. As shown by their record in games where Watt plays, Pittsburgh is a totally different club when he’s on the field. Although it appears that the national media is focusing more on players in his position,
After starting just 19 games, Russell Wilson’s two years with the Broncos should be considered a failure. Wilson signed a five-year, $242.5 million contract with Denver in 2022, so it was surprising that it ended so quickly, but many feel the 35-year-old’s greatest days are behind him.
Michael Lombardi, the three-time Super Bowl champion and former general manager, is not one of those. In fact, he believes Wilson can, near the end of his NFL career, have a comeback like to Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner.
“When Kurt Warner left the Giants, he was not playing well,” Lombardi stated on “The Pat McAfee Show.” “He subsequently moved to Arizona, where he started as the backup until taking over as the starter. That, in my opinion,
“Russell Wilson could be the bridge to get you to your next QB because it’s so damn hard to find one..
When Kurt Warner left the Giants he wasn’t playing well but I believe his two years after that in Arizona is what got him into the Hall of Fame”
