A reminder of just how DOMINANT J.J. Watt was

NFL Records

Tied for most DPOY Awards: 3x
The only player with two 20-sack seasons
Only unanimous DPOY winner
Most TFLs in a season: 39 (11 more than the next closest player not named J.J Watt)
Most PD by a defensive lineman in a single season: 16
Most QB pressures in a single season: 51 (only player with 50+ did it twice)
Tied for most TFLs in a single game at 6 (did it twice)
317 Career QB hits (50 more than the next closest)

Noteworthy Stats

Holds the top 3 spots for most TFLs in a season
Had 20+ TFLs in 4 different seasons
Only player to have multiple 40+ QB hit seasons (He did it 4 times, has only happened 3 other times)
Ranks 1st, 2nd 4th and 5th in single-season QB hits (3rd is Nick Bosa last season)
10 QBH in a single game (I think that's the record but I need to verify)
Most Sacks in NFL (2012-15)

In 2014 he had more receiving touchdowns(2) than every chiefs Wide Receiver combined(0)
Had 5 Touchdowns in 2014 (7 in his career)
Players to debut in the Super Bowl era with at least 3 receiving touchdowns and 3 interception return touchdowns: Deion Sanders, J.J Watt
All 3 career interceptions returned for touchdowns
2x NFL Sack Leader
3x NFL TFL leader
1x NFL FF leader
Career sacks – 114.5
Career Tackles Total – 586
Career forced fumbles – 27
Career fumble Recoveries – 17
4 career field goal blocks (need to verify)

Other Accomplishments

2017 Walter Payton Man of the Year after starting the largest crowd-sourced fundraiser ever for Hurricane Harvey relief
Unanimous 2010’s All-Decade Team
5x 1st Team All Pro
2x Second Team All Pro
5x Pro bowler
Bert Bell Award winner 2014 (awarded to best player)
2nd place in MVP voting in 2014 (most votes for a defensive player since Lawrence Taylor 1986)
No 1. Overall player for NFL Network's Top 100 players list 2015
Highest-graded player on PFF 3 years in a row (2012-2014)

(Likely missing a few stats)