J.J. Watt convinced he can come back, knows others might not share that

J.J. Watt has missed most of the last two seasons, and in modern media time, that means many people have forgotten he existed.
I don’t expect anybody else to be convinced,” Watt told Peter King of NBC’s Football Morning in America.
The last two years were two very bad years.
But I’ve also come out the other side of it better because of some of the experiences that I had.
So I’m just taking it one day at a time.
I’m not going to make any proclamations about comparing things to the past or what I’m going to do in the future, but I will say I feel very good.” Of the dark moments, he said the first two months after the broken leg suffered last season were the worst.
I watched TV for most of it.
But my girlfriend, my family, some of my buddies, you literally have to have people help you get food, clean up the place.
I needed help cleaning up.” Of course, he also used his time away to help clean up Houston, raising millions of dollars to help storm victims.
But Watt wants to get back to being one of the most dominant defensive players in football, which he was before the injuries.