Bryan DeArdo: Watt's 5 Likely Landing Spots

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Bryan DeArdo: Watt's 5 Likely Landing Spots

CBS Sports Bryan DeArdo's list of five landing spots for JJ Watt following news he has been released by the Houston Texans are:

1. Steelers
2. Buccaneers
3. Cowboys
4. Packers
5. Ravens

DeArdo: "The Steelers make the most sense because it would reunite him with his brothers, T.J. and Derek. As a matter of fact, T.J. didn't waste any time trying to recruit his brother to Pittsburgh after the release was announced."

Pittsburgh is listed at 2/1 odds behind the Packers at 3/2. Odds are courtesy of SportsBetting.

Watt and the Texans split Friday, ending the tenure of the face of the franchise and adding further turmoil to an offseason of upheaval.

“I have sat down with the McNair family and I have asked them for my release and we have mutually agreed to part ways at this time,” Watt said in a video on social media Friday.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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