J.J. Watt aims to be dominant, go to Super Bowl

[GP]

Can't find it. Can you give a link to the vid?

http://espn.go.com/nfl/

The video that says Lions' Troubles...click it and watch it, then wait...the next video that plays will be NFL 32 OT and at the end of it is when Jason Taylor and another doofus openly laugh at and certainly mock Wade Phillips for making such an outrageous claim about JJ Watt so early into Watt's career in the NFL.

I guess that tends to be trend, former NFL players sitting on their newfound media throne looking down at the young'uns who can't quite possibly be as good as they're being hyped.

I mean, Wade sees something in JJ Watt...but no, Wade's a fool in the eyes of a few talking heads. I mean, he certainly saw Bruce Smith and coached him too...he might know something about dominant d-linemen or something.

 

[The Medic01]

http://espn.go.com/nfl/

The video that says Lions' Troubles...click it and watch it, then wait...the next video that plays will be NFL 32 OT and at the end of it is when Jason Taylor and another doofus openly laugh at and certainly mock Wade Phillips for making such an outrageous claim about JJ Watt so early into Watt's career in the NFL.

I guess that tends to be trend, former NFL players sitting on their newfound media throne looking down at the young'uns who can't quite possibly be as good as they're being hyped.

I mean, Wade sees something in JJ Watt...but no, Wade's a fool in the eyes of a few talking heads. I mean, he certainly saw Bruce Smith and coached him too...he might know something about dominant d-linemen or something.

Haha Bruce Smith dominant your not smart I openly mock you for I am Jason Taylor the greatest of all non great players.

 

[TejasTom]

Can't find it. Can you give a link to the vid?

NFL 32 OT Episode 179 Jump to 1:40

 

[thunderkyss]

LINK

With defensive tackle Nick Fairley finding himself in multiple jackpots this offseason, Texans fans are happier than ever that their favorite team picked defensive end J.J. Watt instead.

If Watt has his way, they’ll be even happier.

“Last year I wanted to be a contributor and just help us win games and now I want to be dominant and establish myself as a top-tier defensive end,” Watt said Tuesday, via comments distributed by the team.

So what are his overall goals? “Super Bowl,” Watt said. “That’s it.”

Watt showed flashes of dominance as a rookie. After generating 5.5 sacks during the regular season, Watt produced 3.5 in two postseason games, along with an interception he returned 29 yards for a touchdown against the Bengals in the wild-card round.

“I did some good things at the end of the year but I want to put a whole year together,” Watt said. “I started off a little rusty last year, so this year I want to come out from the gate and show everybody what I’m about and show everybody what this defense is about.”

Watt and his teammates showed plenty in 2011. If Watt becomes what he hopes to become in 2012, Watt very well may reach his objective.

Best draft pick ever.