Mere mortals shudder at the thought of attempting the 9-9-9 challenge sweeping Major League Baseball ballparks in recent years. J.J. Watt welcomes such a feast.

Take our guy Eliot Shorr-Parks, for instance. Looking to create his lane over the past few years, he's taken the time to compile Jalen Hurts' passing stats during every Birds training camp practice. While die-hard fans and media members love the added insight and information, a future Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee doesn't seem to be impressed.

Watt was an All-American for the Badgers in 2010 before embarking on a 12-year career in the National Football League where he was a five-time All-Pro.

NFL legend JJ Watt absolutely destroyed an internet troll who chirped him for lacking a Super Bowl championship ring.

Months before Watt agreed to the three-year, $123 million deal that made him the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL, Watt cryptically posted a story to his Instagram of him in Steelers uniform holding up a peace sign. That simple post in April prompted talk of whether Watt should be traded and several theories for why Watt made the post.

Check out J.J. Watt throwing out the ceremonial first pitch as the Brewers celebrate 25 years at American Family Field

Three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year J.J. Watt expressed his dissent on putting importance to training camp statisticcs.

Former NFL star and current CBS analyst J.J. Watt is unimpressed with the hype surrounding what he called "insane and ridiculous" stats emerging this week from scrimmages taking place during NFL training camps.