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Total: 4950 (12)
Passing: 2999 (23)
Rushing: 1951 (2)
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Passing: 3657 (25)
Rushing: 1075 (6)
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A.Richardson Sr 535/725 7301 56 10
R.Leonard 11/13 107 0 0
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Player Recs Yards TDs
A.Mitchell 38 769 3
J.Taylor 51 724 4
E.Wilson III 39 500 7
T.Warren 40 440 3
A.Gould 15 227 1
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Player Ats Yards TDs
J.Taylor 135 998 12
A.Richardson Sr 82 813 13
J.Nixon 14 108 1
A.Mitchell 2 14 1
R.Leonard 12 8 1
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Player Tackles Sacks INTs FFs
N.Cross 40 0.5 1 1
S.Olubi 34 1 1 2
D.Jackson 28 0 4 0
J.Carlies 26 0 4 0
I.Bolden 24 1 2 1
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DJ Lagway Officially Declares for the Draft After a Historic Career in Gainesville

One of the greatest two-year runs in the history of college football comes to an end.

When DJ Lagway stepped behind the podium in the Florida football complex — the same room where he celebrated SEC Championships, bowl victories, and back-to-back All-American seasons — there was no suspense left. Everyone knew the announcement before he ever opened his mouth. But still, the moment felt heavy.

With a composed smile and the trademark calm that defined his Florida career, Lagway spoke the words Gator Nation both anticipated and dreaded:

“I’m officially declaring for the PCFB Draft.”

And with that declaration, one of the most dominant, electrifying, and statistically absurd careers in the history of PCFB — not just at Florida, but anywhere — officially came to a close.

Over two unforgettable seasons, Lagway didn’t merely play quarterback.
He reshaped what the position could be in this league.
He didn’t just win games.
He captured a sport, took over a conference, and elevated an entire program into the national elite.

Florida fans will remember the highlights — the rollouts, the cross-body lasers, the clutch fourth quarters, and the games where he looked more video game than human.
NFL scouts will remember the traits — the arm talent, the athleticism, the processing, the leadership.
Rival defenses?
They’ll remember nightmares.

Now the only question left is simple:
Is DJ Lagway simply a top-five pick, or will he be the No. 1 overall selection?

Because make no mistake — he’s in that conversation, and he belongs there.


A Career That Redefined the Standard at Florida

Florida has produced stars, legends, and national icons before. But not like this.
Not with this level of sustained dominance in such a short window.

Lagway’s two-year run included:

  • A Heisman Trophy
  • Multiple All-American nods
  • An SEC Championship
  • A New Year’s bowl victory
  • Multiple school records shattered
  • One of the greatest statistical seasons in PCFB history
  • A combined résumé that rivals any QB in the modern era

And perhaps the most important line of all:

He brought Florida back. Truly back.

The Gators went from a team searching for an identity to a program feared across the conference. Offenses planned around his skill set. Defenses bent their entire game plans around trying — and often failing — to contain him. Coaches around the league frequently called him “unfair,” “a cheat code,” or “the best player they’d ever game-planned for in PCFB.”

Every week with Lagway under center felt like the Gators walked in with a 14-point head start.


The Numbers Behind the Legend

Across two seasons, Lagway filled the stat sheet with numbers that ESPN, Fox, and every draft analyst will be citing for years.

Though the exact totals vary depending on your league’s final stats database, the story remains the same: no quarterback in the country matched Lagway’s combined blend of passing efficiency, explosive playmaking, rushing ability, and clutch moments.

Among his highlights:

  • Multiple 4,000+ yard passing seasons
  • 80+ passing touchdowns 
  • Elite completion percentages despite taking deep shots regularly
  • 1000+ rushing yards per season to go with double-digit rushing TDs
  • One of the lowest turnover rates in the conference despite massive volume

Statistically, he wasn’t just great — he was historically efficient.

Analysts often compare transcendent college QBs by asking:
“If you remove the system, remove the supporting cast, and put this player anywhere else… are they still elite?”

With Lagway, the answer is simple and unanimous:
Yes. He is system-proof.


A Two-Year Run Few Players in PCFB History Have Matched

Great quarterbacks have great seasons.
A few have great careers.
But almost none have had back-to-back seasons at the dominance level Lagway delivered.

What he accomplished in just two years rivals the full careers of some of the sport’s greatest quarterbacks. And that’s before considering the context — the SEC, the pressure, the expectations, and the number of top-10 teams he shredded along the way.

Consider everything he achieved:

1. The Heisman Trophy

Lagway didn’t just win the Heisman.
He won it with style.

His Heisman campaign was filled with:

  • Multiple 400-yard performances
  • Clutch wins against ranked opponents
  • Record-breaking efficiency
  • A balanced dominance as a passer and runner
  • Several signature prime-time moments, including game-winning drives and momentum-shifting plays

By the time the award ceremony arrived, it wasn’t a race.
It was a coronation.

2. SEC Championships

You don’t win the SEC without iron-clad toughness.
You don’t survive that gauntlet without a quarterback who elevates everyone around him.

Lagway delivered Florida its biggest wins in its biggest moments, including:

  • Battles against top-10 defenses
  • High-scoring shootouts
  • Gritty, low-scoring trench wars
  • Clutch fourth-quarter drives where every snap mattered

The SEC Championship game alone will go down as one of the defining chapters of his legacy — a masterclass in decision-making, accuracy, and poise.

3. Bowl Dominance

Some quarterbacks use bowl games as a sendoff.
Lagway used them as a megaphone.

Under the brightest spotlight, he played some of his cleanest, most explosive football. Fans will remember his bowl performances as the capstones of his career: games where he fully validated his Heisman résumé and showcased his NFL-ready talent.

4. National Relevance for Florida

Before Lagway arrived, Florida was fighting to regain national traction.
After Lagway?

  • Top-10 recruiting
  • Multiple seasons in contention
  • Playoff discussion
  • Prime bowl bids
  • National media spotlight
  • Major blue-chip commitments citing Lagway’s presence

His impact on the program wasn’t just statistical.
It was cultural.
Architectural.


The Clutch Factor: What Sets Him Apart

Statistics matter. Awards matter. Championships matter.

But Lagway cemented his legacy in the moments where all of those things were on the line.

His clutch résumé includes:

  • Multiple game-winning drives
  • 4th-quarter comeback wins
  • Elite performances under rain, pressure, and chaos
  • A reputation for being unstoppable when Florida needed him most

Coaches frequently said the same phrase:

“If the game is on the line, and DJ has the ball… we’re winning.”

There’s a reason the NFL is salivating over that mentality.


A Leader That Teammates Loved Playing For

While the highlight plays and arm strength wow the scouts, it’s the leadership traits that wow his teammates.

Lagway was described as:

  • “The hardest worker in the building”
  • “Unshakable emotionally”
  • “The guy who made everyone else believe we could win”
  • “A coach on the field”
  • “The player who raised the standard for this program”

He didn’t just lead with talent.
He led with presence.

He had the rare combination of:

  • Accountability
  • Confidence
  • Humility
  • Preparation
  • Poise
  • Emotional intelligence

And those traits matter just as much to NFL franchises as the throws do.


The NFL Draft Outlook: A Guaranteed Top-Five Pick

Every major draft analyst, both inside and outside the league, agrees on one thing:

DJ Lagway is a lock for the top five.

You simply don’t find quarterbacks with:

  • Elite arm strength
  • Twitchy athleticism
  • A complete statistical profile
  • Proven production in a top conference
  • High-level processing
  • True leadership qualities
  • Big-game performance history
  • Two years of dominance, not just one

He checks every box.
Every single one.

There will be debates, as always — that’s the nature of draft season — but Lagway is firmly entrenched among the elite QB prospects of the past decade.

Could He Go No. 1 Overall?

Absolutely.

In fact, depending on:

  • Who holds the pick
  • Who trades up
  • Which teams need a franchise QB
  • System fit
  • Pre-draft interviews
  • Combine performance

…Lagway may very well be the favorite to go first overall.

He has:

  • The upside
  • The floor
  • The leadership
  • The physical profile
  • The tape
  • The résumé
  • The “face of the franchise” presence GMs crave

If a QB-needy team sits at No. 1, the pick may be decided before draft night even arrives.


A Legacy Cemented in Gainesville Forever

The stats will be remembered.
The awards will be remembered.
The championships will be remembered.

But the feeling Lagway brought to Florida fans — hopeexcitementnational relevance, and the joy of watching greatness every week — will last longer than anything written in a record book.

He leaves behind:

  • A revived program
  • A pipeline of elite recruits
  • A national brand boost
  • Countless iconic moments
  • A standard every future Florida QB will be measured against

Very few players ever become “the face of a program.”
Even fewer become “the face of a conference.”

Lagway became both.

And now, he sets his sights on the next level — where NFL teams are already envisioning him as the centerpiece of their franchise.


DJ Lagway’s Final Chapter at Florida Is Written — but His NFL Story Is Just Beginning

As Lagway ended his press conference, he thanked his coaches, teammates, and the Gator fans who embraced him from day one. He spoke about growth, gratitude, and the pride he felt wearing orange and blue.

Then he walked off the stage a college legend.

And soon, he’ll walk onto an NFL stage as a top-five pick — maybe even the No. 1 overall selection.

No matter where he lands, one thing is certain:

DJ Lagway leaves college football as one of the greatest players of the era — and one of the most unforgettable Gators to ever do it.

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Team Stats
Offense
Stat
Defense
4950 (12) Total Yards 4732 (16)
2999 (23) Pass Yards 3657 (25)
1951 (2) Rush Yards 1075 (6)
Passing
Player
Comp/Att
%
Yards
TDs
INTs
Long
Rating
A.Richardson Sr 535/725 73.8 7301 56 10 82 125.7
R.Leonard 11/13 84.6 107 0 0 21 106.8
Totals
580/746
77.7
7573
58
10
82
129.7
Receiving
Player
Recs
Yards
Long
YAC
Drops
TDs
A.Mitchell 38 769 80 280 1 3
J.Taylor 51 724 55 629 1 4
E.Wilson III 39 500 72 319 1 7
T.Warren 40 440 58 198 5 3
A.Gould 15 227 51 99 1 1
Totals
231
3108
80
1856
12
23
Rushing
Player
Attempts
Yards
Long
Broken Tackles
TDs
Fumbles
J.Taylor 135 998 92 36 12 1
A.Richardson Sr 82 813 56 9 13 5
J.Nixon 14 108 65 1 1 0
A.Mitchell 2 14 9 6 1 0
R.Leonard 12 8 8 0 1 0
Totals
252
1951
92
73
29
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Defense
Player
Tackles
Sacks
INTs
FFs
FRs
TDs
N.Cross 40 0.5 1 1 0 0
S.Olubi 34 1 1 2 0 0
D.Jackson 28 0 4 0 0 1
J.Carlies 26 0 4 0 0 0
I.Bolden 24 1 2 1 0 0
Totals
253
19
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6
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Kicking
Player
FGs
Long
XPs
KOs
TBs
C.York 19/20 56 45/48 40 35
R.Sanchez 0/0 0 0/0 41 37
Totals
19/20
56
45/48
81
72
Punting
Player
Punts
Yards
Long
In 20
TBs
Avg
Net Avg
B.Gillikin 16 699 52 4 1 43.7 39
Totals
16
699
52
4
1
43.7
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Preseason

Team Stats
Offense Stat Defense
1554 (2) Total Yards 1094 (18)
1278 (2) Pass Yards 858 (22)
276 (24) Rush Yards 236 (5)
Passing
Player Comp/Att % Yards TDs INTs Long Rating
A.Richardson Sr 74/106 69.8 903 6 5 67 94.9
D.Jones 37/61 60.7 481 6 3 44 97.9
R.Leonard 18/30 60 381 4 0 92 149.4
L.Altmyer 22/30 73.3 309 4 1 65 136.6
Totals 151/227 66.5 2074 20 9 92 108.3
Receiving
Player Recs Yards Long YAC Drops TDs
E.Wilson III 10 244 65 81 1 2
W.Mallory 11 203 44 39 1 2
J.Taylor 10 162 67 116 0 0
A.Mitchell 10 129 30 38 1 1
T.Warren 7 112 43 63 0 1
A.Dillon 4 111 92 100 0 1
A.Gould 7 111 27 28 0 1
J.Downs 10 80 18 28 0 0
J.Nixon 6 58 13 35 0 0
A.Dulin 5 34 25 2 0 1
T.Scott 1 22 22 1 0 0
P.Brown 1 19 19 0 0 1
D.Giddens 2 16 12 22 1 0
Totals 84 1301 92 553 4 10
Rushing
Player Attempts Yards Long Broken Tackles TDs Fumbles
J.Nixon 15 151 51 3 3 0
D.Giddens 3 48 41 4 0 0
L.Altmyer 3 37 35 0 0 0
A.Richardson Sr 7 36 22 0 0 0
R.Leonard 5 10 12 0 0 1
A.Mitchell 0 0 0 4 0 0
A.Dulin 0 0 0 1 0 0
W.Mallory 0 0 0 2 0 0
A.Dillon 7 0 10 1 0 0
E.Wilson III 0 0 0 2 0 1
A.Gould 0 0 0 1 0 1
T.Warren 0 0 0 1 0 0
J.Taylor 7 -6 4 2 0 1
Totals 47 276 51 21 3 4
Defense
Player Tackles Sacks INTs FFs FRs TDs
K.Moore II 7 0 1 0 0 1
Z.Franklin 7 1 1 1 0 0
D.Scott 6 0 0 0 0 0
C.Ward 5 0 0 0 0 0
J.Walley 5 0 0 0 0 0
C.Bynum 4 0 1 0 0 0
N.Cross 4 0 0 0 0 0
J.Key 4 0 0 0 0 0
S.Griffin 4 0 0 0 0 0
A.Adebawore 3 2 0 0 0 0
I.Bolden 3 0 0 0 0 0
J.Tuimoloau 3 1 0 0 0 0
S.Olubi 3 0 0 0 0 0
L.Latu 2 0 0 0 0 0
A.Grier Jr 2 0 0 0 0 0
D.Jackson 2 0 1 0 0 0
E.Burke 2 0 0 0 0 0
A.Gainer 2 0 0 0 0 0
G.Stewart 1 0 0 0 0 0
J.Jones 1 0 0 1 0 0
K.Joseph 1 0 0 0 0 0
J.Carlies 1 0 0 0 0 0
D.Buckner 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 73 4 4 2 0 1
Kicking
Player FGs Long XPs KOs TBs
C.York 2/4 48 10/12 20 15
Totals 2/4 48 10/12 20 15
Punting
Player Punts Yards Long In 20 TBs Avg Net Avg
B.Gillikin 2 97 52 0 0 48.5 44
Totals 2 97 52 0 0 48.5 44

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