J.J. Watt initially believed he was being reprimanded for hurting Jim Nantz's hand with a Peanut Punch, but instead learned he had secured a broadcasting deal with CBS Sports.
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01Summary
- 01CBS Sports' J.J. Watt thought he was 'in trouble' for injuring Jim Nantz's hand during a Peanut Punch attempt.
- 02Watt received news of his new deal with CBS, replacing Tony Romo after Romo's OWI incident.
- 03He broke his silence on social media regarding the contract announcement.
02Why it matters
This matters to sports fans as it confirms a major broadcasting shift for NFL coverage, with a former player stepping into a high-profile commentary role.
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