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USA Today
2 days ago
- Sport
- USA Today
Steelers HC Mike Tomlin breaks his silence on T.J. Watt holdout amid minicamp absence
Steelers HC Mike Tomlin breaks his silence on T.J. Watt holdout amid minicamp absence Day 1 of Steelers mandatory minicamp has come and gone — and T.J. Watt was nowhere to be found. The Steelers star defender is likely channeling the energy of his former hold-in that resulted in a major payday just days before the start of the 2021 regular season — and HC Mike Tomlin wasted little time addressing the elephant in the room. Regarding Watt's mandatory minicamp absence, Tomlin made it clear he was neither shocked nor worried about Watt's future in the Steel City (courtesy of Teresa Varley, "Certainly, we'd like him to be here, but certainly not surprised by where we are," said Tomlin. "We've expressed a desire to get the business done. He has as well. So, we'll continue to work. We've been here before." Even at 30 years old, Watt remains the unquestioned life force of the Steelers defense — a pass-rush monster designed to create havoc in opposing backfields that deserves to get paid sooner than later. For up-to-date Steelers coverage, follow us on X @TheSteelersWire and give our Facebook page a like.
Yahoo
16-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Steelers WR DK Metcalf had backup plan if it didn't work out for him in the NFL
DK Metcalf had a backup plan if it didn't work out for him in the NFL. Though he's dabbled in acting and learning American sign language (ASL), his true passion outside of football is in the kitchen. "If football didn't work out, my second [calling] was becoming a chef," Metcalf told reporter Missi Matthews. Like most kids, Metcalf's love of cooking stemmed from watching his parents cook. When asked what his best dish is, Metcalf deferred to his fiance who he said is the best judge of his food. He said he likes to experiment with chicken or southern comfort food. For now, though, Metcalf plans on cooking on the football field. Who he'll be getting the ingredients from remains the question. This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: DK Metcalf had backup plan if it didn't work out for him in the NFL
USA Today
16-03-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Steelers WR DK Metcalf had backup plan if it didn't work out for him in the NFL
Steelers WR DK Metcalf had backup plan if it didn't work out for him in the NFL DK Metcalf had a backup plan if it didn't work out for him in the NFL. Though he's dabbled in acting and learning American sign language (ASL), his true passion outside of football is in the kitchen. "If football didn't work out, my second [calling] was becoming a chef," Metcalf told reporter Missi Matthews. Like most kids, Metcalf's love of cooking stemmed from watching his parents cook. When asked what his best dish is, Metcalf deferred to his fiance who he said is the best judge of his food. He said he likes to experiment with chicken or southern comfort food. For now, though, Metcalf plans on cooking on the football field. Who he'll be getting the ingredients from remains the question.
