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Watt has recorded five sacks this season, with his first full sack since Week 4 coming in Week 9. Although he is no longer viewed as a top-three option, he remains a solid top-10 defensive lineman choice.
For Week 10, Watt is recommended as a defensive lineman one (DL1) against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Pittsburgh Steelers’ edge rusher T.J. Watt recently signed a three-year extension valued at $123 million, including $108 million guaranteed. This deal makes him the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL for the second time in his career.
“Making $41 million per year, Watt is locked in until his mid-30s, a worthwhile investment for a team aiming to win now.”
Since 2021, Watt has averaged nearly one sack per game (0.99) and is known for forcing fumbles as an outside linebacker.
With most fantasy football leagues starting playoffs in Week 15, only six weeks remain to secure a spot. Staying injury-free and maintaining depth are key for success.
T.J. Watt remains a top-tier defensive lineman with impactful performances, a lucrative contract, and strong playoff potential despite slight shifts in rankings.