Offense: Grading the two-deep depth chart

With the regular season halfway over, it seems like a good time to hand out some midterm grades. Here is the Gators’ unofficial two-deep offensive depth chart and our assessment of how each player has performed so far.

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Player	Comment	Grade
Kyle Trask	The offense hasn’t skipped a beat since he replaced Feleipe Franks in the fourth quarter at Kentucky. In some ways, the timing and consistency in the passing game actually looks better. To continue reading, you must be a Inside the Gators Premium subscriber. Subscribe Try Premium for $1 Log In See Subscription Benefits Trial only available to users who have never subscribed or participated in a previous trial. Never miss the latest news from Inside the Gators! Join our free email list More Football Staff Roundtable: Florida-South Carolina Breakdown and Predictions by Inside the Gators Staff Pitts emerging as the go-to Gator receiver by Chris Ortega Behind Enemy Lines: Scouting South Carolina by Ethan Hughes Florida Gators gear purchases aid military support groups by Inside the Gators Staff Notebook: Offense to Face Stiff Challenge by Ethan Hughes Tweet Share Tags: Grading two-deep depth chart, Tyrie Cleveland, Jean Delance, Trevon Grimes, Emory Jones, Malik Davis, Chris Bleich, Josh Hammond, Kyle Trask, Freddie Swain, Lamical Perine, Brett Heggie, Nick Buchanan, Stone Forsythe, Van Jefferson, Richard Gouraige, Kyle Pitts, Football, Florida Home Account Advertise Help Contact Terms & Privacy Site Map Mobile Site Follow Inside the Gators Inside the Gators is an independent site and is not affiliated with University of Florida. ©2019 Inside the Gators. All rights reserved.   × Subscribe Verify your student status Log In See Subscription Benefits Trial only available to users who have never subscribed or participated in a previous trial.