Desmond Watson is known as Tash Push Terminator.
This is not why the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay signed it, at least according to the new comments of the Bucs head coach Todd Bowles.
Bowles said to Espn This Tampa Bay has greater hopes for Watson than that.
“Right now, we just have to see how long he can stay on the ground, and [we] Put it on a program where we think he can make progress, “said Bowles.” We didn’t make him say, “Hey, we have to put you on the field now.” It is: “Hey, we can try to put you on this program and see what we can find and see if we can improve our endurance” and make him become a better player in this way, then see where he is. »»
Watson was listed at 464 pounds during the professional day of Florida, then declared after the project that he fell at 437.
Its weight of play when the season takes place must be determined. The NFL record for the heaviest player to appear in a regular season match is 380 pounds.
“Right now, we just have to see how long he can stay on the ground, and [we] Put it on a program where we think he can make progress, “said Bowles.” We didn’t make him say, “Hey, we have to put you on the field now.” It is: “Hey, we can try to put you on this program and see what we can find and see if we can improve our endurance” and make him become a better player in this way, then see where he is. »»
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Tampa Bay’s defensive line coach Charlie Strong also shared his reflections with ESPN on the big guys.
“We just didn’t see someone of this size,” said Strong. “He works, and that doesn’t bother him to work. I know with his size, everyone wants to make it a big problem. But our players – even the guys around him right now in our room – they are looking at him like” he is like us. He must do his job and do his job. “”
For Watson to fulfill any role with the Buccaneers, he will have to go from the free agent not drafted to the list of 53 men. This is its main objective for the coming months.
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