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Florida Gators release depth chart ahead of season opener

By Chris Kirschner
Aug 31, 2015
Will Grier (AP file)
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Will Grier (AP file)

One of Florida’s biggest questions heading into the 2015 season is who would wind up under center to start the season. Well, we are five days away from Florida’s battle against New Mexico State and we still don’t know who will start.

The Gators released their depth chart on Monday and it lists Will Grier OR Treon Harris as the starting quarterback. It's not entirely surprising. The only thing that would be shocking come Saturday is if Harris gets the nod over Grier. Most analysts expect Grier to win the starting quarterback job.

To get a look at the entire depth chart, take a look below.

Florida opens its season against New Mexico State Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

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