J.J. Watt has expressed his willingness to return to the NFL, and the potential return of the former star player has become a topic of conversation after the revival of the Houston Texans caught his attention. Speaking at a charity event in Houston, Watt reflected on his successful 12-year career and his gratitude for walking away healthy and playing at a high level.
Watt played alongside DeMeco Ryans during his rookie season, and the two have maintained a close relationship despite Ryans’ current role as head coach of the Texans. With a talented roster that includes young stars like quarterback C.J. Stroud and defensive standout Will Anderson Jr., the Texans are seen as contenders in the AFC South.
While Watt acknowledges that this upcoming season may be his last opportunity to return to the field, he remains ready to help the team if needed. The decision ultimately lies with Ryans and whether he deems Watt’s help necessary to boost the team’s performance. As the season progresses, the Texans will monitor their roster and evaluate whether Watt’s presence would be beneficial if circumstances align.
The ball is in Ryans’ court to determine if and when a call to Watt will be necessary, but one thing is clear: if Watt returns, it could provide a significant boost to the team’s defense.
Having played 10 of his 12 NFL seasons in Houston, Watt has a strong connection to the Texans franchise. Despite being enshrined in the Texans Ring of Honor, Watt remains open to a potential return to playing, especially for a team coached by his former teammate.
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