According to Pro Football Focus, Slaughter had a pass ... this to say about the Florida football center. “Florida’s offensive line improved steadily toward the latter part of the 2024 season when the Gators won their past four games, and Slaughter ...

What to Know: Wilson was a longtime Oregon commit, but noticeably did not sign with the Ducks in the early signing period. Instead, the coveted receiver became the highest-ranked Gator in the 2025 cycle after flipping to Florida on Dec. 22. He caught 41 balls for 677 yards and nine touchdowns for Tampa Bay Tech last year.

He finished the year with a 64.0 defensive grade from Pro Football Focus. “We’ve got two rookie ... Fortunately for Florida, Grimsley is not a major piece of the Gators’ secondary plans next season. Cormani McClain joins Johnson and Moore as viable ...

As one of four returning starters, Florida football All-American center Jake Slaughter said the goal is for UF to become best OL in country in 2025

Originally hailing from Marion County, directly south of town, Florida Gators center Jake ... over 402 pass-blocking snaps in 2024, per Pro Football Focus. He was UF's highest-graded run-blocker ...

Florida Gators center Jake Slaughter had his All-American brick unveiled Friday in front of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. The Associated Press named Slaughter as a First Team All-American on Jan. 13. He is now one with The Swamp. UF awards its football All-Americans with an honorary brick.

Shortly after Florida football redshirt junior center ... as a starter for the Buffalo Bills in the NFL playoffs. Per Pro Football Focus, the 6-foot-5, 308-pound Slaughter, in 728 snaps, allowed ...

Earth Day is April 22. The first round of the 2025 NFL Draft is April 24. So, perhaps the Green Bay Packers will go green. Or Green. As in Mik

The Virginia Tech Hokies had a middling season, finishing in the middle of the ACC with a 6-6 record in the regular season.

NFL Draft declaration deadline is in the rearview mirror, which means the crop of prospects for April's event is set. A total of 71 college players will forgo their remaining eligibility and test the professional waters.

“Miami’s offensive line unit has, rightfully, drawn a lot of ire after their performance last season. The team appears to have some promising pieces of the puzzle between RT Austin Jackson, C Aaron Brewer and second-year LT Patrick Paul — and it isn’t a guarantee the team doesn’t have veteran Terron Armstead back, too.

The Atlanta Falcons will rightly focus on defense this offseason, but that doesn't mean they'll ignore the offensive side of the ball.