Watson is a promising defensive tackle for the Buccaneers, potentially the largest player in a regular season game at 6-6, 437 pounds. After losing 27 pounds since college, his path as an undrafted free agent may be challenging, but training with Vita Vea could be a game changer.

Desmond Watson, the heaviest player in the NFL at 437 pounds, is a former Florida Gators lineman now making waves at rookie minicamp for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. His impressive stats from college and his notable size give him a unique profile that could reshape defenses if utilized correctly.

Desmond Watson, an undrafted free agent signed by the Buccaneers, is a massive defensive tackle eager to learn from Vita Vea and make an impact on the team's defense.

Desmond Watson, the massive defensive tackle from the Florida Gators, signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent. Known for his impressive size (6-foot-6, 464 pounds) and surprising agility, he had an impactful career in college, highlighted by 25 tackles in his best season. Watson aims to boost the Buccaneers' defensive line, which struggled last season.

Desmond Watson has been on a weight-loss journey after weighing 464 pounds at his Pro Day. Since then, he has lost 27 pounds and is committed to proving his critics wrong as he aims to make the Buccaneers roster.