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.

For years, Gators defensive lineman Desmond Watson made headlines for his large 460-pound frame. Thursday, during Pro Day, Watson made a statement in front of NFL scouts.

Football linemen are typical among the biggest athletes on a team, but former Florida defender Desmond Watson's size and strength are exceptional.

NFL draft is right around the corner and is set to begin with the first round on April 24. While there are many different players to keep an eye on, one story to watch has to do with Florida Gators defensive tackle Desmond Watson.

While there were plenty of discussions online about Florida's headliners, there was also plenty of noise around defensive tackle Desmond Watson. Watson weighed in at 464 pounds, giving him the chance to be the heaviest player in NFL history.

Considering everything massive defensive tackle Desmond Watson showed during Florida’s pro day, his most impressive feat may have been escaping the practice facility without anyone noticing. Watson’s teammates and coaches spoke on his behalf,