Gators Illustrated is reviewing, and previewing, each position on Florida's roster during the 2025 offseason. Up next are the edge rushers.

The hot seat rankings for SEC football coaches are generating buzz, and this year, Florida football head coach Billy Napier finds himself under intense scrutiny, ranked second in The Athletic's rankings.

After a bounce back season that included four wins in a row and a top-10 recruiting class to close 2024, the seat temperature under Florida Gators head coach Billy Napier appears leg-twitching and ...

As the Florida Gators prepare for a highly anticipated 2025 season, head coach Billy Napier has reportedly hired the son of a UF legend with a wealth of college football coaching experience. The Gators had an opening following the departure of Dan Enos, who served as a special assistant to the head coach, to coach quarterbacks at Wake Forest.

Defensively, UF made a splash by adding former Alabama safety and NFL assistant Vinnie Sunseri, who will serve as co-defensive coordinator and coach safeties. Sunseri will hold the keys alongside Robert Bala, who came over from Washington to be co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach.

Florida, & Clemson It was disappointing for the Gators, especially since their offensive linemen were all older. What makes this more disappointing is Napier's relationship with the family.

Steve Spurrier Jr. will reportedly join the Florida Gators staff for the 2025 season. On Wednesday, On3's Zach Abolverdi reported that the Gators have hired him as the new analyst via X (formerly Twitter). Spurrier Jr. replaces Dan Enos, who has taken up an analyst role with the Wake Forest Demon Deacons.

Steve Spurrier Jr. is following in his father's footsteps and will join Florida's coaching staff under Billy Napier.

The NFL Combine is underway and four Gators have already posted numbers through the first two days. Here's how they performed.

Lagway finished the 2024 season with 1,915, 12 touchdowns and nine interceptions. The Willis, Texas native also ran for 101 yards. Even though the Florida quarterback could still improve heading into 2025, especially in the passing game, he showed he could lead the team in big games late in the season.

The Florida Gators land at No. 17 in ESPN's initial college football SP+ rankings by Bill Connelly ahead of spring practice season.