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TJ Watt's demise is inevitable, but his opponents still believe they can stop him

September 8, 2024; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker TJ Watt (90) reacts with cornerback Donte Jackson (26) after a penalty against the Atlanta Falcons in the second quarter at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Mandatory Photo Credit: Brett Davis-Imagn Images

Leading up to the game in Atlanta last week, Falcons coach Raheem Morris vowed he wouldn't let Pittsburgh Steelers-scored TJ Watt ruin the game. Well, that's exactly what Watt did. Courtland Sutton must have missed the Atlanta coach's comments from last week because he's following in the same nonsensical footsteps and believes there's a way to stop a healthy TJ.

Courtland Sutton is either a more talented offensive tackle than a wide receiver, or he motivates the former Defensive Player of the Year better than Raheem Morris, but his comments to the media can't be that bad.

Yikes! This decision by Courtland Sutton will most likely backfire on him. As the Steelers continue to train for their visit to Denver, a few things are certain: Morris will have to warn Sutton, Sutton will have to focus on his stats instead, and TJ Watt's takeover is a matter of when, not if.

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