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Welcome to The Terrible Take, a daily segment telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Jake Brockoff. The Steelers have long been a proud team on the defensive side of the ball.

Those efforts have been continued by T.J. Watt, who's been one of the better defensive players in the

entire sport since being drafted in 2017. However, over the last couple of years, the defense has not

been quite as impressive, and unfortunately, T.J. Watt has been a part of that effort. His sack numbers

have dropped over the last two seasons, and he had just seven in 2025. His numbers against the run also took a

slight dip, with only 10 tackles for a loss during that same season. Turning 32 years old this year,

age may be starting to creep into the picture for Watt, which doesn't come at a great time,

since the Steelers just handed him a massive contract extension last offseason. Which begs the question,

is Watt going to turn things around in 2026? Or are we simply at the beginning of his decline?

There are some reasons for the former. For one, Watt dealt with the freak-lung issue that broke up

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