Through the first 10 weeks of the season, the Associated Press Poll and the Amway Coaches Poll served as nothing more than contentious points of discussion for college football fans. The only ranking that matters was released on Tuesday night.

Georgia coach Kirby Smart said all of their focus during their bye week is on themselves. They’re not going to prepare for their top-10 match-up with the Gators (7-1, 4-1 SEC) until next week. That statement seems unlikely to be true.

Today Inside the Gators takes a closer look at Florida’s offensive two-deep depth chart and assigns a grade to each player based on how they've looked during the first half of the 2019 season.

Through five games this season Florida's offensive line has had to live with the fact that they are the weakest unit on a top 10 team, but haven't had to hear it publicly from their coaches. That is until after the game against Towson, when Dan Mullen challenged the unit.

Here are 10 takeaways as No. 10 Florida beat an out-manned Towson squad 38-0 on Saturday. Inside the Gators shares some takes from that game and what to expect this weekend against No. 7 Auburn.

At his post-game press conference, head coach Dan Mullen talked about the defense, expectations going forward and more. Here are the highlights.

Inside the Gators staffers Ethan Hughes and Mark Wheeler take a closer look at this weekend's match-up between Florida and Towson, including predicting how much time Emory Jones gets and which back-ups may emerge.

Dan Mullen held his weekly press conference on Monday afternoon. He discussed the quarterbacks’ performances against Tennessee, broke down Towson, updated injuries and more.

Offensive line coach John Hevesy and several players spoke to the media following practice on Tuesday. As expected, Feleipe Franks’ season-ending injury and Kyle Trask’s transition into the starting role remained the two biggest talking points.

Inside the Gators staffers Sam Graveline, Ethan Hughes and Mark Wheeler take a closer look at this weekend's match-up between Florida and UT-Martin, including predicting a winner.

On paper, the No. 8 Florida Gators should easily defeat the Miami Hurricanes in Orlando on Saturday. The Gators are simply more talented and deeper at almost every position. The one thing the Hurricanes have that could allow them to pull off the upset is one of the nation's top front-sevens.

Though Florida's initial depth chart is top heavy with upperclassmen, there are several underclassmen who are not only on the two-deep, but who have caught the attention of fellow Gators players as well.

With training camp over and Miami week upon us, here’s a look at five players who improved their standing and five who hurt their standing during fall camp.

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

Inside the Gators 10 part series taking a look at the 20 most important returning contributors and the 19 most important returning non-contributors for Florida in the 2019 season.

Today Inside the Gators takes a closer look at Florida’s offensive two-deep depth chart and assigns a grade to each player based on how they looked during the Gators' 15 spring practices.

Today Inside the Gators takes a closer look at Florida’s offensive two-deep depth chart with just under two weeks of spring ball remaining.

The offensive line is full of young underclassmen and as such is the most inexperienced unit this spring. John Hevesy and Dan Mullen are remaining realistic about the group's progress and pleased with what they've seen so far.