J.J. Watt could be calling a lot of Pittsburgh Steelers games this season. He will be joining Ian Eagle on the CBS Sports No. 2 announcing team for the 2025 season, the network announced amid shifts to their broadcasting team.

Watt will replace Charles Davis, who is set become the lead College Football Analyst, replacing Gary Danielson. Danielson announced his plans to retire following the season. Davis will still call NFL games during the 2025 season in an unspecified role, but will not work with Eagle, his longtime broadcast partner.

Watt had been a studio analyst for CBS Sports for the last two seasons. He called the Steelers’ game against the Kansas City Chiefs this last season.

CBS carries most of the AFC’s games in their TV contract with the NFL. As a result of the Steelers’ competitiveness under Mike Tomlin, they often assign their No. 2 crew to Steelers games, and that could see Watt calling many of the Steelers’ games this upcoming season.

The former defensive lineman and future Hall of Famer long had aspirations of making the transition into the booth from the studio and will now get to do that with Eagle as his partner each week.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers might not be that interested in most first round running backs, but there is one they clearly have a focus on, even if it is unlikely they will land him. Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty is continuing to draw interest from the Steelers.

The Steelers met with Jeanty for a formal interview at the NFL Combine, something they did for only him as a top prospect. However, Wednesday showed just how serious they are about Jeanty as a player. The Steelers sent running backs coach Eddie Faulkner to Boise, Idaho, to watch Jeanty do positional drills.

Jeanty wrapped up one of the best seasons for a running back in college football history. He finished second all-time in rushing yards in a season only behind Barry Sanders and helped carry the Broncos to a College Football Playoff berth. His breakaway speed is something the Steelers need, as Jaylen Warren runs just a 4.55, and behind him, they have little to no certain options.

The Steelers have other needs like cornerback, quarterback, wide receiver, and defensive line, but if the value is there with someone like Jeanty at a more minor need, they might take a swing on the talent.

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The 51st annual Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic presented by U.S. Steel will take place on Saturday, March 29 at Peters Township High School in McMurray, Pennsylvania. This tradition-rich high school wrestling showcase is known as “The Rose Bowl of High School Wrestling.” This year’s event will have double-digit nationally ranked matchups and 16 different wrestlers who are ranked in the top five in their weight class.

Matchups have already been announced for the USA All-Stars vs PA All-Stars and New Jersey All-Stars vs WPIAL All-Stars. Matchups for New Jersey Women All-Stars and PA Women All-Stars will be released soon.

US All-Star Team vs PA All-Star Team

121 lbs – #12 Ethan Timar, Brunswick, OH vs #9 Gauge Botero, Faith Christian Academy

127 lbs – #6 Ronnie Ramirez, Walnut, CA vs #2 Nathan Desmond, Wyoming Seminary

133 lbs – #6 Matthew Botello, Hingham, MA vs #3 Aaron Seidel, North Lebanon

139 lbs – #3 Sergio Vega, Tucsan, AZ vs #4 Tahir Parkins, Nazareth

145 lbs – #2 Nikade Zinkin, Clovis, CA vs #4 Eren Sement, Council Rock North

152 lbs – #1 Daniel Zepeda, Gilroy, CA vs #10 Maddox Shaw, Thomas Jefferson

160 lbs – #1 Landon Robideau, St. Michael, MN vs #3 Collin Gaj, Quakertown

160 lbs – #5 Alessio Perentin, Delbarton, NJ vs #2 Kollin Rath, Bethlehem Catholic

172 lbs – #1 LaDarion Lockett, Stillwater, OK vs #5 Asher Cunningham, State College

189 lbs – #4 Lane Foard, Reva, VA vs Tyler Morrison, West Perry

215 lbs – #3 Angelo Posada, Poway, CA vs #7 Austin Johnson, Muncy

285 lbs – #4 Rocco Dellagatta, Holmdel, NJ vs #9 Rowan Holmes, Somerset

New Jersey All-Stars vs WPIAL All-Stars

121 lbs – Anthony Pellegrino, Seton Hall vs Leo Joseph, Greater Latrobe

127 lbs – Devin Ryan, New Milford vs #18 Nico Fanella, Indiana

133 lbs – #7 Carson Walsh, Pope John vs Luke Willochell, Greater Latrobe

139 lbs – Jake Zaltsman, St. John Vianney vs Dominic Ferraro, Pine-Richland

145 lbs – Donny Almeyda, Pope John vs Ramil Islamov, Baldwin

152 lbs – Luke Geleta, Phillipsburg vs Evan Petrovich, Connellsville

160 lbs – AJ Falcone, Christian Brothers vs Lonzy Vielma, Connellsville

172 lbs – #10 Jordan Chapman, Cranford vs #6 Bode Marlow, Thomas Jefferson

189 lbs – Terrence Thomas, Toms River East vs Mark Gray, Kiski Area

189 lbs – #7 Vincenzo LaValle, Hanover Park vs Braedon Welsh, Fort Cherry

215 lbs – #14 Conor Delaney, Rumson-Fair Haven vs Jake Conroy, Ringgold

285 lbs – James Lynch, Toms River East vs Shepherd Turk, Thomas Jefferson

New Jersey Women All-Stars vs PA Women All-Stars

matchups to be released soon