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

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 2020 season.

For most former four-star running backs, redshirting as a freshman and entering their second year third on the depth chart would be considered disappointing and a source of major frustration. But not for Nay’Quan Wright.

The No. 3 Gators entered their home opener on Saturday afternoon looking for a more well-rounded performance. Mission accomplished. Here is our Instant Analysis.

College football in 2020 is going to look weird. Coaches and other non-players are wearing face coverings. Teams are playing shortened, conference-only schedules. What happened on the field between Florida and Ole Miss Saturday afternoon might’ve been the weirdest of all.

Inside the Gators staffers Ethan Hughes and Mark Wheeler take a closer look at this weekend's match-up between Florida and Ole Miss, including predicting how the running game will fare as well as offering up a score prediction.

Over the weekend Steph Brown of TopShelf Performance out of Atlanta, Georgia traveled to Gainesville to work with several of Florida's offensive playmakers, including Kyle Pitts, Justin Shorter, and Xzaiver Henderson.

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.

This marks the ninth off-season in which Inside the Gators has interviewed an anonymous departing player in order for him to share his thoughts on an array of topics regarding Florida Gators football.

With spring practices only a couple of weeks away, it’s time to start previewing what the 2020 Gators might look like position-by-position. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction about UF’s running backs entering the spring.

Former Florida football players share their thoughts on the season, grading Dan Mullen, the players who surprised and disappointed, who they believe will have a breakout 2020 season and much more.

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.

After over a month of road games, a bye week and a cocktail party, the No. 10 Florida returns to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium where they’ll play host to Vanderbilt. Here are the five Gators on the spot this week against the Commodores.

It wasn’t the prettiest game offensively, but No. 9 Florida rebounded with a 38-27 comeback win over South Carolina on Saturday afternoon in Columbia by scoring 21 fourth quarter points.

Dan Mullen held his weekly press conference on Monday afternoon. He recapped the win over Auburn, previewed LSU, updated injuries and more.

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.

The “easy” portion of the Gators’ schedule is over following their 38-0 defeat of Towson on Saturday. Auburn, LSU and Georgia await over the next month. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction as UF prepares for homecoming.

In their final tune up game before entering the SEC gauntlet, the No. 9 Gators routed the FCS Towson Tigers (3-2, 1-1 Colonial Athletic Association) 38-0 on a sweltering late September evening in the Swamp. Here’s our Instant Analysis.