QB DJ Lagway is managing shoulder and lower body ailments lingering from last season, limiting his spring participation.

"I do think he'll be limited in throwing activities, but he'll participate in all practices otherwise. We've done a lot of homework with the things he went through as a player but he was an absolute warrior and a great competitor that showed toughness.

The Florida Gators will look to rebound in 2025 from a difficult 7-5 season last year. Under center, the team will be led by one of the most exciting players in college football, DJ Lagway. Last year, the 6-foot-3, 239-pound freshman passed for 1,915 yards, 12 touchdowns and nine interceptions.

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Napier also said Lagway was dealing with a lower-body injury, but the coach provided few details other than saying the quarterback didn't have any offseason surgery. Lagway missed a game last November while recovering from a strained left hamstring he suffered against Georgia.

Billy Napier held his first press conference of spring camp today. During it, he provided updates, including a list of injured players, notably Florida’s projected starting quarterback, DJ Lagway.

Florida Gators quarterback DJ Lagway will be limited in throwing drills during spring football practice as he recovers from lingering shoulder and lower body injuries. “Our intentions here are to be very smart,