Bengals' dream of drawing J.J. Watt out of retirement comes to an end
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NFL legend J.J. Watt makes major life announcement
Watt is now an analyst for CBS Sports on Sundays. The 35-year-old has teased an NFL return, even paying attention to the Texans and Pittsburgh Steelers' situations over the years, but he seems content with retired life.
J.J. Watt Doubles Down on Promise to Unretire if Burnley Keeper Keeps Up Hot Streak
To recap: Watt and his wife are minority owners of the English football club Burnley, currently standing third in the Championship table. All the way back in December, Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford asked Watt to come out of retirement and play for the Bengals.
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J.J. Watt Says He’ll Come Out Of Retirement To Play For One Surprise Team Under The Most Bizarre Conditions Ever
NFL legend and three-time Defensive Player of the Year J.J. Watt outlined a condition for him to unretire and play for the Bengals.
J.J. Watt keeps teasing unretirement to join Bengals
By now, many Bengals fans surely know the backstory here. Watt, partial owner of Burnley F.C., made a bet with goalkeeper James Trafford back in December that he would come out of retirement to join the Bengals if Trafford doesn’t surrender a goal for the remainder of the season.