US EditionTexans legend J.J. Watt to be calling NFL games on CBS in 2025
- J.J. Watt criticized the NCAA, stating they should end the 'student first, athlete second' charade, emphasizing that 'education is not the main focus' as college sports become more commercialized.
- Watt pointed out that many athletes are traveling for games and transferring schools while sacrificing their studies, stating, 'none of this is about what's doing best for the student.'
- Former coach Nick Saban supported Watt's views, declaring, 'What we have now is not college football-- not college football as we know it.'
- Saban remarked on the instability of college teams, questioning, 'I wonder what fans are going to say when they don’t even know the team from year to year.
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CBS moves J.J. Watt from studio to game analyst
Following two seasons as an NFL studio analyst for CBS, J.J. Watt will be the color commentator on the network's No. 2 game-day booth pairing in 2025. CBS announced Wednesday that Watt will team with Ian Eagle. Charles Davis, who…
New York Post
hive.newsJ.J. Watt moving to CBS booth in major NFL media shakeup
Football fans will see a new duo on their TVs when they tune into some games on CBS this fall. J.J. Watt will make the jump from studio talking head to in-game analyst this upcoming season, joining Ian Eagle in the broadcast booth to form CBS’ No. 2 broadcast team.
JJ Watt Demands NCAA Drop the 'Charade' Surrounding Student-Athletes
College athletics has become a booming business for athletes in the name, image, and likeness (NIL) era, and former NFL great JJ Watt wants to see the NCAA change its tune. The post JJ Watt Demands NCAA Drop the ‘Charade’ Surrounding Student-Athletes appeared first on Breitbart.
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