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The history of pro football going all the way back to leather helmets and the like

is filled with examples of strategic punching, counterpunching, and then counterpunching.

We are seeing that play out right now,

much to the detriment of one, T.J. Watt. Good morning to you. Good Wednesday morning. I'm Dan Kovachvich

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T.J. is too old. He's lost a step. He's been beaten up, banged up, had his triceps and biceps and all his other seps torn.

And he just can't get back there anymore. And he's washed and he's a gross waste of $42 million. And he just can't get back there anymore, and he's washed, and he's a gross waste of $42 million in annual cap space.

If I've forgotten anything in there, oh, wait, yeah, there is one more.

He refuses to move around the line of scrimmage the way Miles Garrett will.

Okay, I think I've checked every box right now

of common public criticisms of TJ. They're not all without merit. I don't see the same get-off.

I don't see the same finish. And you want to know something? He really isn't moving much around that line of scrimmage.

But I do have a couple of things to say on TJ's behalf this morning, one of those being

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