JJ Watt expresses admiration for NFL unity after Mike Ditka's death
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 10:35 AM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

JJ Watt praised the NFL community's response following the death of Mike Ditka, who passed away at 86. Ditka, a former player and coach for the Chicago Bears, had a significant impact on the franchise's history, including winning a Super Bowl in 1986. Watt acknowledged the heartfelt tributes shared on social media, which highlighted Ditka's legacy and influence within the league. The NFL also released an official statement honoring Ditka's contributions to the sport.
- •Mike Ditka passed away at 86 due to natural causes.
- •JJ Watt shared a message on the unity of the NFL community.
- •Ditka won an NFL championship as a player and a Super Bowl as a coach.
- •He is celebrated for his contributions to the Chicago Bears' success.
- •The NFL and teams paid tribute to Ditka on social media.
- 10:35 AMYahoo Sports — JJ Watt loves how the NFL community has united after ‘absolute legend’ Mike Ditka dies at 86
"Three-time Defensive Player of the Year JJ Watt posted a wonderful message on the unity of the NFL community after the passing of legendary football player and coach Mike Ditka. It was announced on Friday that the former Chicago Bears player and then coach passed away at 86.
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