A Steelers linebacker became the second-fewest player with 100 sacks
vin outside linebacker Pittsburgh Steelers, TJ WattAdding another feat to a career already on his way Hall of Fame This Sunday night, when he recorded a half-sack — along with Nate Herbig— about Doc PrescottTo reach a hundred in his career. A combined catch with eight seconds left in the first period recovered a loose ball. The Steelers.
Watt He also became the second-fewest player to reach 100 sacks in 96 games. Reggie White Accumulate hundreds of catches.
Watt and the The Steelers Tonight they got it Dallas Cowboysin a prime-time game for Week 5. The game started late due to an electrical storm in the area Pittsburgh.
paradoxically, WattFirst round pick Draft 2017Shift no. With 30, he could be wearing his rival's uniform on tonight's shift. In that year, DallasAlso looking for a quarterback rusher, he chose defensive end Taco Charlton Cumulative shift no. From 28 Michigan. when Watt Opens, catches by grasping, its way towards Canton, Ohio; Charlton It lasted for two years Cowherd warriors and did not play in NFL From 2022 onwards.
Watt He is the only player in history NFL Since becoming an official statistic in 1982, has led the league in sacks three times per season. Watt He was the best in catches in the 2020, 2021 and 2023 seasons. Pro Bowl In six of his seven seasons NFLand appointed All-Pro First team four times. Named Defensive Player of the Year In 2021, he finished second in voting for the award in 2020 and 2023, and third in 2019.
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It is highly probable that when it Watt should be raised Hall of FameDon't be alone. His elder brother, JJ WattHe played for 12 years NFL with Houston Texans And Arizona CardinalsPlayed three times Defensive Player of the Year He led the league in sacks in two seasons, 2012 and 2015.
member Hall of Fame, Bruce SmithLeague's all-time leader with 200 official catches, followed by 198 White. Among active players, no one has more Von Miller of Buffalo Billswith 126.5. DJ Watt He ranks fifth among active players, trailing Miller, Cameron Jordan (117.5), Calais Campbell (107.5), and Khalil Mak (104)
