Texans’ J.J. Watt records first drop
By Mike Dyce
Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt is playing offense again.
The Houston Texans are fighting for the lead of the AFC South division, despite having a sub-.500 record. While NFL fans are shocked the Texans are fighting for a division title and a playoff spot, seemingly so are the Texans cause they’re pulling out all the stops.
While playing the New York Jets on Sunday, the Texans rolled out defensive end J.J. Watt on offense… yes, on offense. Watt has a perfect record when it comes to catching touchdown, so why not trot him out.
The Jets had other plans though, and with Watt rolling out for a low fade he wasn’t able to bring the ball in four his fourth touchdown.
**J.J. WATT PLAYING OFFENSE ALERT**
— NFL (@NFL) November 22, 2015
J.J. is 3-for-3 in catching all balls thrown to him for a TD
This one? Oh boy.. https://t.co/AukrC7qUeJ
Too bad Watt wasn’t an option for tight end in fantasy leagues this week, not that anyone would’ve started him. This is what a J.J. Watt drop face looks like too.
So close, J.J.
— NFL (@NFL) November 22, 2015
So close. #NYJvsHOU pic.twitter.com/iKxW35u5iH