J.J. Watt is doing well.
The defensive end, who left the Wild Card playoff game against the Chiefs with a groin injury, gave an update on his health.
"I feel really good," Watt said. "It's coming along really well."
Watt and the Texans began offseason conditioning on Tuesday morning, and the 3-time Defensive Player of the Year said there are "no worries moving forward" with regards to his health.
He also didn't put a timetable on when he would be 100 percent, physically.
J.J. Watt--from his time as a Texan back to his Wisconsin Badger days--is featured here in photos.
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