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A clip of Jaylen Waddle appearing to have put on a whole lot of weight is trending on X/Twitter following the start of the Miami Dolphins OTAs late last month.
Waddle, the Fins WR2, was the subject of a post from MLFootball claiming the wideout had blown up to 300 pounds during the offseason.
JAYLEN WADDLE HAS GAINED A SERIOUS AMOUNT OF WEIGHT THIS OFFSEASON,” the post read. “Waddle = 300 pounds 😭😭😭.”
It also accompanied a short clip showing someone in a Waddle jersey in practice for Miami, with the Dolphins having shared the original post.
Check it out below:
JAYLEN WADDLE HAS GAINED A SERIOUS AMOUNT OF WEIGHT THIS OFFSEASON.
Waddle = 300 pounds 😭😭😭
pic.twitter.com/tRYsP6p4vW— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) June 5, 2025
The clip caused a stir on social media, drawing well over three million views and plenty of comments.
“Getting fat with the last name waddle is wild,” a fan wrote.
Getting fat with the last name waddle is wild
— Q (@Innerviewq) June 6, 2025
“He’ll be waddling all over the field,” said another.
He’ll be waddling all over the field.
— Brady (@NESportsBanter) June 6, 2025
“Oh he’s gonna Waddle alright,” someone echoed.
Oh he’s gonna Waddle alright
— Big Ben's Burner (@Blitzburghstil1) June 5, 2025
“😭😭 My team can never be serious bro lmfaooo,” said another.
😭😭 My team can never be serious bro lmfaooo
— SportswithSeb🏀🏈 (@Sportswithseb) June 6, 2025
In case you were wondering how Waddle could add so much weight in a few months, he didn’t…
He just exchanged jerseys with center Aaron Brewer, as the Dolphins noted in the original post. So it appears MLFootball hit a successful Centel here.
Jaylen Waddle had his worst season as an NFL player in 2024, making a career-low 58 receptions for a career-low 744 yards and a career-low two touchdowns.
The wide receiver is considered to be a future WR1 and definitely has the talent. But he struggled without starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who was out for five games, and missed two himself, also leaving another game with an injury.
The Dolphins pass catcher broke the league record for most receptions as a first-year player in his rookie season, a feat that has since been surpassed by Los Angeles Rams WR Puka Nacua.
He also set a franchise rookie record for receiving yards, with 1,015, and led the NFL in yards per reception in 2022 with 18.1, having registered 75 catches for 1,356 yards.
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