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Houston Texans defensive lineman J.J. Watt causes paranoia. "Teams are always trying to run away from him," said teammate and tight end Owen Daniels. "He's a factor in every play he's in there. You have to know where he is on every play."
J.J. Watt causes hyperbole. "The ability he has, is just unseen," said Houston linebacker Bryan Braman. "He is in a different category."
J.J. Watt causes mathematical hypotheses. "Somebody should see how many yards he caused in losses [Sunday]," said Texans linebacker Connor Barwin. "I bet he had at least 50 yards in losses. At least."
J.J. Watt causes laughter. "[Sunday] it was almost comical, how much he takes over a game," said teammate Barrett Ruud.
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