Electronic Arts (EA) plans to release the third edition of its renewed College Football video game, EA College Football 27, on July 9. Every player who opted in, including those from the Florida Gators, will have individual launch ratings.
Fans are buzzing about how the Gators’ depth chart will look in the game. Here’s a closer look at the Florida Gators’ depth chart for EA College Football 27, with player ratings and positions—just a little preview before launch day.
Florida Gators’ Depth Chart Overview
The Gators have 58 players who opted into EA College Football 27. The rest of the roster gets filled in with filler players, marked by an asterisk (*).
The depth chart reveals ratings and positions for the key players. It’s a pretty comprehensive snapshot of the team’s lineup for the upcoming season.
Quarterbacks
Quarterback options include:
- Aaron Philo (75)
- Tramell Jones Jr. (75)
- Gunnar Pruitt* (73)
Unlisted: Juwan Dawkins* (65), Aidan Warner (65)
Running Backs
Running backs are led by:
- Jadan Baugh (91)
- Evan Pryor (83)
- London Montgomery (81)
- Duke Clark (79)
Wide Receivers
The wide receiver group includes:
- Eric Singleton Jr. (90)
- Vernell Brown III (87)
- Dallas Wilson (84)
- Micah Mays Jr. (82)
- Bailey Stockton (80)
- TJ Abrams (80)
Unlisted: Jaylen Lloyd (77)
Tight Ends
Tight end options:
- Luke Harpring (76)
- Amir Jackson (74)
- Lacota Dippre (74)
Unlisted: Carter Milliron (60; long snapper)
Offensive Line
Left Tackle
Left tackle features:
- Emeka Ugorji (76)
- Fletcher Westphal (72)
- Paul Terry* (66)
Unlisted: Kyle Saddler* (72), Maurice Dorsey* (65)
Left Guard
Left guard lineup:
- Knijeah Harris (81)
- Roderick Kearney (77)
- Curt Parks* (65)
Unlisted: Khalen Anderson* (69)
Center
Center options:
- Harrison Moore (80)
- Jason Zandamela (75)
Unlisted: Quentin Curry* (70), Grant Leonard* (65)
Right Guard
Right guard includes:
- TJ Shanahan Jr. (83)
- Bryce Lovett (75)
Right Tackle
Right tackle lineup:
- Caden Jones (82)
- Kwame Collins* (70)
- Drew McFrank* (65)
Unlisted: Jarrod Stone* (78)
Defensive Line
Defensive Ends
Defensive end group:
- Kamran James (84)
- Emmanuel Oyebadejo (80)
- LJ McCray (80)
Unlisted: Jalen Wiggins (78)
Defensive Tackles
Defensive tackle options:
- Jayden Woods (83)
- Kofi Asare (80)
- Kerwyn Manuel* (72)
Unlisted: Leon Bowens-Gooden* (70)
Linebackers
The linebacker positions mix experienced players with some up-and-comers.
Left Outside Linebacker
Left outside linebacker:
- Aaron Chiles (78)
Unlisted: Cayleb Mosley (67)
Middle Linebacker
Middle linebacker options:
- Jaden Robinson (76)
- Myles Johnson (69)
Unlisted: Damien McCloud* (67), Rokeem Minor* (67)
Right Outside Linebacker
Right outside linebacker lineup:
- Myles Graham (85)
- Aaron Chiles (78)
- TJ Bullard (67)
Unlisted: Trey Snead* (68), Reece Malone* (67), Quinton Askew* (66)
Defensive Backs
Cornerbacks
Cornerback group:
- Cormani McClain (83)
- Dijon Johnson (82)
- Ben Hanks III (80)
- J’Vari Flowers (77)
- Jordy Lowery (76)
Unlisted: Kanye Clark (77)
Safeties
Safety options:
- DJ Coleman (80)
- Cam Dooley (79)
- Alfonzo Allen Jr. (74)
Unlisted: William Combs* (69), Monte McNichols* (68)
Strong Safeties
Strong safety lineup:
- Bryce Thornton (87)
- Drake Stubbs (73)
- Lagonza Hayward (73)
Unlisted: Jaleel Brooks* (69), Lawrence Grigsby* (68)
Special Teams
Kickers and Punters
Special teams unit features:
- Patrick Durkin (80)
Unlisted: Steven Cuffey* (75), Colton Norton* (72)
Return Specialists
Return specialists:
- Vernell Brown III (87)
- Jadan Baugh (91)
Florida Gators’ NBA Success Story
Former Florida guard Alijah Martin, who played a huge role in the Gators’ national championship run in 2024-25, just signed a new two-year deal with the Toronto Raptors. His journey from college basketball to the NBA has been something to watch, and he’s already making waves in the pro league.
In the 2025-26 season, Martin played in 23 games for the Raptors after they picked him in the second round of the 2025 NBA Draft. He averaged 18.7 points per game in 21 G League appearances with Raptors 905, including a wild 30-point outing that earned him a call-up to Toronto.
His game against the Philadelphia 76ers on January 11 really stood out. Martin put up nine points, eight rebounds, four steals, and two blocks in nearly 30 minutes. Not bad for a rookie, right?
Martin’s College Career
Martin’s road to the NBA started with a strong college career. After transferring from Florida Atlantic, he became the first player in 45 years to lead two different teams to Final Four appearances.
When Florida’s staff built the 2024-25 roster, they needed someone with postseason experience to join Walter Clayton Jr. and Will Richard in the backcourt. Martin checked all the boxes, and his arrival turned out to be a game-changer.
Recognition and Future Prospects
Martin landed a spot in the NBA Rising Stars game in January. Honestly, that felt like a well-earned nod to his grit and talent.
Florida head coach Todd Golden called out Martin’s confidence and competitiveness. Those traits have really fueled his success, both in college and as a pro.
Martin keeps pushing forward in his NBA career. Watching him climb from college hoops to making waves in the league—it’s pretty inspiring for anyone chasing a dream.
For more details about the Florida Gators’ depth chart and player ratings in EA College Football 27, check out the source article.
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