The Pittsburgh Steelers coach recently downplayed questions regarding T.J. Watt's holdout, the team's second-biggest storyline to Aaron Rodgers making his Steelers debut.  "Um, no," Tomlin said when asked if he had anything specific to say regarding Watt's holdout.

PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers sustained no major injuries during their mandatory minicamp process that will hurt the team during training camp on July 24th, head coach Mike Tomlin said. “No injuries worth mentioning or things that could slow down our progress in terms of reporting the football camp," Tomlin said.

During Tuesday's edition of NFL Network's "The Insiders" program, league insider Mike Garafolo reported that the situation between the Pittsburgh Steelers and T.J. Watt isn't contentious, even though the star pass-rusher didn't report for the start of the Steelers' mandatory minicamp on Tuesday amid his desire for a contract extension.

Pittsburgh Steelers edge rusher T.J. Watt will reportedly not attend the team's mandatory minicamp as he aims to get a new contract.

T he thing about mandatory minicamp is that, well, it's mandatory. If a player doesn't show up, not only are they subject to fines of over $100,000 in total, but it also sends sho