T.J. Watt wants a new deal, but the new trends on the market could be pushing the Steelers further up in that range. He could try to equal or even surpass Garrett’s contract, but even on the low end of the deal, it will come in at around $38 million per year.

After both Garrett and Crosby have received extensions over the last week, the Steelers will almost certainly gear up to do the same for T.J. Watt, but is that the right move? At

The extension also includes $123 million guaranteed, league sources said, and makes Garrett the highest-paid non-QB in NFL history.