Watt has been looking for a new contract extension this offseason. He deserves to be paid more than he's currently being paid, especially after the Cleveland Browns' new deal with

Watt has one year left on his contract, but after Myles Garrett landed a $40 million per year contract, things became sticky for the Steelers. They will have to get near that amount, in money per year and guaranteed money, for the deal to ultimately get done.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have the ability to end T.J. Watt's holdout whenever they want, but they aren't yet willing to meet his price.