Cameras love J.J. Watt on Houston sideline

Published: Jan 07, 2017 at 10:24 AM

J.J. Watt is not playing today, but he remains a star attraction for the Houston Texans.

ESPN had their cameras trained on the three-time Defensive Player of the Year throughout the first half of Saturday's Texans-Raiders Wild Card matchup, leading Twitter to grouse about the dangers of a J.J. Watt Sideline Shot drinking game. (This would end in front of a toilet.)

This being Watt, you knew there would be some type of practice footage involved. The man could be in a full-body cast and we'd see a Texans intern wheeling him up and down the field doing gassers.

UPDATE: Here's every sideline shot of Watt from Saturday's broadcast.

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