464lbs ‘Juggernaut’ promotes the stocks of sketches and could be the heaviest player in NFL history
Discover Desmond Watson.
University of Florida defense defense.
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Watson weighed 464 pounds in March on his PRO.
In this weight, Watson would immediately become the heaviest player in the history of the NFL, if he writes this next weekend.
NFLN was a heavy player to record a Snap Aaron Gibson, it was an offensive lineman Chicago Bears.
He had 410 pounds.
Watson has almost 60 pounds more than Gibson.
For more context, Watson weigh 117 pounds of Tampa Bay Bucaneers monster nose, Vita Vea.
Certainly, Watson would lose a lot of his current weight as a comprehensive part of the defensive line rotation at a professional level, but do not fool 464.
Can move.
It is a great man in Florida today that it is a late pickup, but Stoct Stock helps lift him with his performance in Gainesville.
Watson put 36 225 reps in the bank press, this would be Nfl Combine record.
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5.93 He graceed with a 2rd patio dash and recorded a 25-inch vertical jump.
Again, it has 464 pounds and is located at 6 feet.
They don’t do it like Watson.
“It’s a juggernaut,” commented on a fan on social media.
In four years of Florida, Watson packed 63, 1.5 sacks, forced fumble and defended a pass.
But don’t be fooled, Watson isn’t just a single trick horse.
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He also recorded the important patio – and first down – when he was pulling out the background against Tulane in 2024.
A man with a multi-male skill set.
Florida head Billy Napier talked about Watson day a day.
“That number will be pretty big,” Napier said.
“It’s the unicorn.
“You will go to the rest of your career and you will never be around a guy who is this time.”
One of Watson’s teammates, Lineman defense Joey Slackman, also failed in Watson’s performance.
“He made it awesome,” Slackman said.
“I mean, I knew he would go for a crazy number.
“Of course, it’s a tremendous guy, but it was blocked from the beginning so that I knew he would get 30-, 35 plus (in the chair).
“We talked before, and was ready to shoot.”
If Watson writes, the first player in NFL history would become written with weight of more than 400 pounds.
If he makes the League, good luck trying to block and move this man’s tank.
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