Armon Watts, an American football defensive end with the Chicago Bears of the National Football League, was born on July 22, 1996. (NFL). At Arkansas, he played collegiate football.
Where did Armon Watts go to high school?
Watts attended Christian Brothers High School in St. Louis, Missouri, and was a member of the Cadets in three sports.
Watts only played infrequently until his senior year, totaling 14 tackles in his first three seasons. However, he thrived in 2018, recording 42 total stops (19 solos), 7.5 tackles for loss, 7.0 sacks, and three forced fumbles while starting 11 games.
Watts was compared to current Vikings defensive tackle Shamar Stephen in NFL.com reporter Lance Zierlein’s pre-draft assessment of the defensive lineman.
Watts, according to Zierlein, is an “Ascending interior defender who committed to the effort and accepted the coaching and rose from a seldom-used backup to the center stage his senior season.
He is a downhill rusher with the power and hand usage to create possibilities for pressures and sacks. His recognition and responsiveness in the run game are lacking, but his ability to anchor against double teams and defeat single blocks is NFL-caliber.”
