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Buccaneers place 449-pound rookie Desmond Watson on NFI list due to weight
Watson played football for the Gators at 6-foot-5, 464 pounds, and he has worked hard to get down to around 450 pounds.
Bucs place 450-pound rookie on non-football injury list due to weight issues
Tampa Bay Buccaneers undrafted rookie Desmond Watson was placed on the non-football injury list due to being overweight. He ...
Heaviest NFL player in history walks laps and told he can’t practice with team until he loses weight
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers knew what they were getting by drafting Desmond Watson. Standing at 6-foot-6 and weighing 464lbs on his pro day in March, the rookie defensive tackle out of Florida is the ...
Bucs’ giant gamble: Why Desmond Watson needs real reps, not sideline laps, in Tampa
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers need to give Desmond Watson real reps in training camp to see what they have in their massive rookie ...
464-Pound Bucs Rookie Forced To Run Laps In Florida Heat Because He’s Not Allowed To Practice Until He Loses Weight
Bucs rookie Desmond Watson must lose weight if he wants to practice with the team. During the NFL combine, Watson went viral ...
Buccaneers send shockwaves through camp: Will Desmond Watson's epic weight loss quest rewrite NFL fate?
Desmond Watson has been a headline-grabber since his days at Florida, but his entry into the NFL is already shaping up to be ...
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers Spark Massive Backlash For Labeling 449-Pound Desmond Watson With Controversial Illness Tag At Camp
Desmond Watson’s 464-pound frame sparked controversy after the Buccaneers placed him on the non-football illness list due to ...
Buccaneers Fat-Shame Desmond Watson With Rude Illness Designation After 449-Pound Behemoth Arrives At Training Camp
Former Florida tackle Desmond Watson would firmly be the heaviest player to appear in an NFL game if the man who weighed 464 ...
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Florida’s Desmond Watson could become heaviest draft pick in NFL ...
How Florida's Desmond Watson could become heaviest draft pick in NFL history “He moves way better than anybody thought he would at his size,” fellow defensive tackle Joey Slackman said.