The Houston Texans lost to Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, dropping to 4-11 in the 2020 season. They are a week away from kicking a head coach and general manager in search of high speed. Another reconstruction certainly awaits. And yet you don’t need to give the team’s unofficial spokesman, starjuster JJ Watt, any additional motivation to end the year. Asked about Sunday’s defeat as Houston will be able to recover in Week 17 against the Titans, Watt released a long commentary on players who don’t mind winning, while also apologizing to Texan fans for the club’s “trash” season. .
“We are professional athletes who receive a lot of money”, Watt said in his timely comments, which include foul language. “If you can’t get in and work on the building, go to the practice field and work hard, do your elevators and do what you should be doing, you shouldn’t be here. This is a job. We are getting a lot of money. “
One of Watt’s biggest arguments for showing up to do it again in Week 17: The fans.
“There are a lot of people who watch us and invest their time and money to buy our t-shirts and buy a lot of (explicit),” he said. “And they care about it. They care, every week. We are in Week 16, and we are between 4 and 11, and there are fans who watch this game, who show up at the stadium … and they care about it. So, if you can’t go outside, you can’t work out, you can’t arrive on time, you can’t practice, you can’t want to go out there and win, you shouldn’t be here, because that’s a privilege.
“This is the best job in the world – you can go out and play a game. care enough to go out there and give everything you have and try your best, this is bullshit —-. There are people every week who still tweet you, who still come to you and say, ‘Hey, still we’re rooting for you “(and) they have no reason for that. We stink! But they still want you to be great. These people are not being paid. That’s why I feel more bad, the fans. It is a pity, as a player, to know that we are not giving them what they deserve. “