Star Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt has not hid his frustration regarding his team's postseason struggles—the Steelers haven't won a playoff game since 2016, which means neither has Watt in his eight seasons with the franchise—but he's still not looking to go chase rings somewhere else.

Watt had 11.5 sacks this season, but over the last 193 snaps of the year, they failed to record a single statistic. He battled thumb and ankle injuries to close the season, but it was a disappointing end for a player the Steelers looked at as their superstar cornerstone.

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T.J. Watt is heading into the final year of his contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and some have wondered if the organization’s recent inability to break through in the playoffs might tempt him to look elsewhere.

Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker T.J. Watt left the team's Wild Card round playoff game versus the Baltimore Ravens with an apparent arm injury. He appea

Watt was drafted by the Steelers in the 2017 NFL draft, just a few months after the team last won a playoff game. A fact not at all missed on Watt. When Watt addressed the media on Thursday, he talked about his legacy and the importance of getting a playoff win.