Bleacher Report’s James Palmer says it is partially due to Myles Garrett’s new $40 million per year inflating the market, while Watt does not want to sign a deal too early before other top edge rushers could ink their new deals.

Watt has been looking for a new contract extension this offseason. He deserves to be paid more than he's currently being paid, especially after the Cleveland Browns' new deal with

The Steelers still haven't signed T.J. Watt to an extension but one insider expects a good will gesture from the team when a deal is reached.