For a minute, it sounded like defensive tackle Cameron Heyward was joking about his teammate, linebacker T.J. Watt, when he said he has such a good feeling for his opponent movements and tendencies that he probably knows what they had for breakfast this morning.

Crazy part is, he isn't that far off.

Maybe Watt isn't aware if they had pancakes or eggs this morning, but he knows enough after endless film study of their tendencies and every move they make on the field.

"He's just got a bird's eye view," said Heyward. "He's covering it all from stances to formations to what they're eating for breakfast. You just never know.

"He just approaches the game where every detail counts."

Watt laughed at the perception as he sat back in an oversized leather chair at the Steelers hotel in Dublin, I

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