The NFL could reach new numbers this year, but not exactly in a way one would initially think. Desmond Watson, a 464-pound defensive tackle and hopeful Day 3 pick in April’s NFL Draft, could become the heaviest player ever drafted and to play in league history following his impressive performance in Florida’s pro day on Thursday.

The draft starts four weeks from tonight. And one of the players selected will generate well over four spins on the scale. Via the Associated Press, 464-pound Florida defensive tackle Desmond Watson could be the largest draft pick in NFL history.

Desmond Watson, a 464-pound defensive tackle, could become the heaviest NFL player ever. The 6-foot-6, pro prospect from Seffner's Armwood High School will go up for the 2025 Draft on Day 3. He was recently seen benching 225 pounds for a stunning 36 times during Florida's pro day - a bench-press record at this year's scouting combine.

The NFL could reach new numbers this year, but not in the way many expect. Desmond Watson, a 464-pound defensive lineman and a potential third-day pick in April's NFL Draft, could become the heaviest player in league history.

For the second straight offseason, there’s a cloud of uncertainty hovering over the Ravens as they head to the NFL’s annual owners meetings.

Desmond Watson, Florida Gators defensive tackle, has set a record by weighing 464 pounds, the heaviest ever in NFL history. His size has sparked debat

No one denies the talent of the Armwood High alumnus, and the defensive lineman delivers a glowing effort at UF’s pro day. But there is one hurdle.

Former NFL receiver and analyst Nate Burleson thinks Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will rebound after his engagement. Speaking to TMZ, Burleson gave his thoughts on the Watson situation. While Watson's Browns career has been bad, getting engaged could resurrect his career. Finding the right partner can “do wonders” for players.