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The Pittsburgh Steelers drafted Wisconsin linebacker T.J. Watt in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft, and if you are like me, you watched zero minutes of Wisconsin Badger football this past year.
Watt lit up the 2017 NFL Scouting Combine, but a lot of fans want to see what the Steelers have in their first overall draft pick. This is where his draft breakdowns come in handy.
Below you will see three breakdowns of games from 2016, and although it is unfair to look at just three games and assume you are seeing everything from a potential draft prospect, the one thing you should see is his versatility. Watt lines up all over the field, especially in the Ohio State film, and played against some quality competition.
Watt’s 11.5 sacks in 2016 should speak for themselves, but don’t let this footage show you everything, as Watt has reportedly already added 10-pounds of muscle to his frame in preparation for the NFL.
Check out the breakdowns below:
Wisconsin vs. Ohio State
Wisconsin vs. Michigan State
Wisconsin vs. LSU
For more draft breakdowns, head over to Watt’s page on Draftbreakdown.com.