J.J. Watt was critical of the Pittsburgh Steelers this offseason for not giving his brother T.J. Watt an extension sooner, […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: J.J. Watt Reacts to T.J.

The Pittsburgh Steelers were seemingly "reluctant" to guarantee money beyond the first year of a contract extension handed to pass-rusher T.J. Watt but nevertheless gave him a three-year, $123M deal that included $108M guaranteed before veteran Steelers players began reporting to training camp on Wednesday.

JJ Watt says TJ Watt better be paying for dinner after his latest contract extension with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

On Thursday, the Pittsburgh Steelers agreed to terms with T.J. on a historic three-year, $123 million extension that made him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history with a $41 million AAV. It surpassed wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase of the Cincinnati Bengals ($40.25 million) and rival Cleveland Browns pass rusher Myles Garrett ($40 million).

J.J. Watt made a lot of money in his soon-to-be Hall of Fame career, but it wasn’t nearly as much as his brother, T.J. Watt, will make with the Pittsburgh Steelers after his latest extension.

T.J. Watt has inked another big contract extension. Here's a look at where that brings his career earnings in comparison to his brother, J.J. Watt.

This writer is an only child and has no idea what a familial brotherhood actually looks like. That being said, this writer would probably react the exact same way to his brother landing a historic NFL contract as NFL legend J.

The average annual value of the deal, $41 million, is the most-ever for a non quarterback in the NFL. The previous record was the $40 million a year deal that Browns star Myles Garrett inked in March. Upon hearing the news, J.J., the oldest of the Watt brothers, took to social media.