The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are generating buzz with the addition of rookie defensive lineman Desmond Watson, who could potentially be the solution to stopping the Philadelphia Eagles' infamous "tush push" play. Watson, who stands at 6-foot-6 and weighed 464 pounds before signing, was not drafted but was quickly picked up by the Buccaneers as one of their 15 undrafted free agents. His formidable size and strength have earned him the nickname "the tush push terminator," and he made a notable impression during the Buccaneers' rookie minicamp. Desmond Watson has acknowledged the need to reduce his weight to succeed in the NFL and has already slimmed down to 437 pounds by the time of the minicamp. During his time with the Florida Gators, Watson admitted that poor eating habits, such as stopping for snacks while driving, contributed to his significant weight gain. He has since made a conscious effort to avoid such temptations by choosing healthier snacks like peanuts and almonds and changing his main meals. As the Buccaneers aim to bolster their defensive line, Watson's potential inclusion on the roster could create a formidable interior defense, especially alongside his role model, Vita Vea. Vea, who weighs 347 pounds, is known for his impressive athleticism, often overpowering quarterbacks and running backs. Although Watson may not match Vea’s agility, his ability to move effectively for his size and his strength, demonstrated by bench pressing 225 pounds 36 times at Florida’s pro day, makes him a promising asset. The "tush push" play, which involves a short-yardage quarterback sneak, has been a point of contention in the NFL, with discussions about potentially banning it expected later this offseason. If Watson makes the team, his presence, combined with Vea's, could be instrumental in stopping such plays, providing the Buccaneers a tactical advantage. Watson also has a personal connection to the Tampa Bay area, as he hails from Plant City, located east of Tampa. Playing for the Buccaneers would be a homecoming of sorts, further motivating him to secure a spot on the team. His journey from college to potentially joining the NFL ranks reflects his commitment to personal and professional growth, making him a player to watch as the season approaches.