In a game that had fans on the edge of their seats, the Pittsburgh Steelers suffered a major blow when their pass-rushing sensation, T.J. Watt, left Saturday's clash with the Baltimore Ravens due to a left knee injury. With two sacks already under his belt, raising his season total to a jaw-dropping 19, Watt's absence was felt immediately by the Steelers defense.
The unfortunate incident occurred in the third quarter when Watt's leg collided with that of his teammate, Montravius Adams. In an instant, the usually unyielding force in Watt found himself writhing in apparent pain or frustration, pounding the turf in a display of emotion that mirrored the collective anguish felt by fans and his teammates.
