Florida held its Football Media Day on Thursday before the beginning of fall practice on Friday. Dan Mullen was up first followed by several Gators players. Here are the highlights from the day.

This marks the tenth off-season in which Inside the Gators has interviewed an anonymous player in order for him to take us behind-the-scenes and share his thoughts on an array of topics regarding Florida Gators football.

Inside the Gators spoke with Gregory Moon, the father of Florida linebacker Jeremiah Moon, for a parental perspective of the decision which led Jeremiah to return to Florida for a sixth season.

Florida coach Dan Mullen met with the media on Thursday afternoon ahead of Saturday’s SEC Championship Game. Here are the highlights from Mullen’s portion of the press conference.

With the end of the 2020 regular season fast approaching Inside the Gators had an opportunity to speak with NFL Draft analysts Jack Borowsky and Ryan Roberts for an in-depth look at the talent the Gators have coming out, or potentially returning for another season.

Here at the midway point of the 2020 football season Inside the Gators offers up a look at our midseason player and team superlatives.

In the first two games of the season, Florida was able to overcome their defensive shortcomings with a pair of record-setting offensive performances and making enough stops at the right times. On Saturday, they finally got burned, as No. 21 Texas A&M defeated No. 4 Florida, 41-38, at Kyle Field.

Inside the Gators staffers Ethan Hughes and Mark Wheeler take a closer look at the coming Florida football season, including predicting the regular-season record.

Jeremiah Moon is coming off of his best season in 2019, when he started eight games and made 6.5 tackles-for-loss and three sacks prior to sustaining a season-ending foot injury. Now, he is ready to finish his Florida career with a bang.

Dan Mullen met with the media for the second time this week after Thursday morning’s practice. Unlike Monday’s press conference that mostly covered virus-related topics, today was all about football - from Kyle Trask’s continued ascendance to the offensive line’s progress and more.

To kick off our 2020 football coverage Inside the Gators is running an eight-part series of Take Five articles featuring topics such as five who could emerge, five who could surprise, five who could disappoint, etc...

Inside the Gators 10 part series counting down the 20 most important returning contributors and the 20 most important returning non-contributors for Florida in the 2020 season.

Inside the Gators takes a closer look a the nine starters departing Florida and ranks them from easiest to hardest to replace based on not only how they played, but factoring in who is in-line to replace them.

Dan Mullen met with the media on Monday afternoon to recap what went wrong in the loss to Georgia, provide some insight into what his offensive game plan looks like every week, preview Vanderbilt and update injuries.

Here are the Five Gators on the Spot this week who will need to perform in order for Florida to avoid the upset in Columbia, and beat South Carolina on Saturday.

Returning from an injury which kept him sidelined for much of the first three weeks of the season, Amari Burney returned to action with a vengeance against Tennessee.

Today Inside the Gators takes a closer look at Florida’s defensive two-deep depth chart with just two weeks remaining until the season opener against Miami.

The past two years, Jeremiah Moon entered the season with sky-high expectations, only to fall woefully short of them. This year, he’s flying under the radar a bit. It would only be fitting for this to finally be his year.