Overview

• The deal includes $108 million fully guaranteed and averages $41 million per season over three years.
• Watt’s contract surpasses Ja’Marr Chase’s previous non-quarterback record average of $40.25 million.
• He missed the Steelers’ mandatory June training camp during contract talks before finalizing the agreement on July 17.
• Watt has led the NFL with 73.5 sacks over the past five seasons, cementing his status as a premier pass rusher.
• He is expected to report to Pittsburgh’s training camp later this month at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.