Gators Breakdown: 2021 Offense Early Preview Florida has to replace a lot of pieces of a record-setting 2020 offense
Emory Jones in action vs Vanderbilt (2020) (Tim Casey, University of Florida Athletic Association)
Kyle Trask, Kyle Pitts, Kadarius Toney, Trevon Grimes, Stone Forsyth, Brett Heggie. Those are important pieces from the 2020 offense that won’t suit up in orange and blue in 2021.
David Waters, Will Miles (Read and Reaction) and Nick Knudsen (American Football Stories, Read and Reaction) discuss just how different the 2021 Gators’ offense will look led by Emory Jones and a stable of running backs.
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