This offseason, Watt was entering into the final season of his previous four-year deal. Seeking long-term financial security, Watt and his team engaged in contract talks that took longer than both sides likely wanted.

Cam Heyward does not want to see Pittsburgh Steelers star T.J. Watt leave the team. On the Rich Eisen Show on Wednesday, Heyward was asked about Watt leaving and expressed hopes that this is not the last season they play together.

Following the massive deal, the updated Steelers 2025 cap space has been revealed. Courtesy of Spotrac, a trusted source of sports contract information, we now know that Watt’s 2025 cap hit is $30.4 million — and the Steelers’ available cap space sits at $25.228 million.

After skipping offseason workouts, linebacker T.J. Watt signed an extension with the Steelers that's made him the highest-paid non-QB in the league.

Pro Football Network (PFSN) recently unveiled its Top 100 Players for 2025 list, and in a surprising twist, Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Cameron Heyward finds himself ranked at No. 2 overall.

The TL:DR? In this dead part of the summer, we’re using a random number generator to find a singular play from the Steelers’ 2024, then using it as an excuse to talk about last season and some general football insights.

Appearing on The Rich Eisen Show, Heyward addressed Watt’s ongoing contract dispute with the Steelers. The longtime Pittsburgh defensive lineman made it clear: Watt deserves to be paid what he’s worth, and that means top-tier money – on par with the highest-paid defenders in the NFL.

T.J. Watt is entering the final year of his contract, but the Pittsburgh Steelers are committed to keeping him around.

The Steelers responded "f--k no" to rumors that they will try and trade TJ Watt amid contract negotiations not going well.