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Bucs place 450-pound rookie on non-football injury list

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. Despite the progress Watson has made, he opened up training camp on the non-football injury list due to his weight.

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Bucs’ Desmond Watson, the NFL’s heaviest player, placed on non-football injury list due to weight

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Buccaneers place 449-pound Desmond Watson on non-football injury list until he gets in better shape

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Why NFL's heaviest player at 449 pounds isn't allowed to practice yet

Certain players in the NFL pack on the pounds to play their positions -- offensive lineman do it to absorb the punishment of ...

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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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' plans for 449-pound Desmond Watson revealed at start of training camp

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers made headlines after the NFL Draft when they signed Desmond Watson as an undrafted free agent.

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Todd Bowles finally reveals why Buccaneers sidelined Desmond Watson

This article was originally published on thepewterplank.com as Todd Bowles finally reveals why Buccaneers sidelined Desmond Watson. It's hard to hate anything the Tampa Bay Buccaneers did during the ...

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