JUST IN: Florida football QB DJ Lagway transfer today just now to commit another 5-star weapon

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Florida quarterback DJ Lagway has been ranked as the third-best returning player in college football for the 2025 season by On3.

As a freshman, Lagway showcased exceptional skill and leadership, making a significant impact on the Gators’ late-season success. His ability to extend plays, throw deep with precision, and stay composed under pressure has solidified his status as one of the most promising young quarterbacks in the country.

On3’s ranking reflects not just Lagway’s stats but also his ability to elevate his team in crucial moments. He played a pivotal role in several key victories, displaying the poise and talent of a future star.

In his first season, Lagway led Florida to a 6-1 record as a starter, passing for 1,915 yards with a 59.9% completion rate, 12 touchdowns, and nine interceptions. He also contributed on the ground, rushing 51 times for 101 yards.

With the 2025 season approaching, all eyes will be on Lagway as he looks to guide the Gators through another challenging schedule. Fans are eager to see if he can build on his strong freshman campaign and cement himself among college football’s elite.

On3 sports writer Ari Wasserman ranked Lagway at No. 3 in his list of the top 10 returning players, emphasizing his immense potential and importance to Florida’s future. He described Lagway as a physically gifted quarterback with a rocket arm and suggested that his performance could play a key role in shaping head coach Billy Napier’s future with the program.

On3’s Top 10 Returning Players for 2025:

  1. QB Sam Leavitt (Arizona State)
  2. RB Jeremiyah Love (Notre Dame)
  3. QB Arch Manning (Texas)
  4. DT Peter Woods (Clemson)
  5. Edge Dylan Stewart (South Carolina)
  6. Edge Colin Simmons (Texas)
  7. WR Ryan Williams (Alabama)
  8. QB DJ Lagway (Florida)
  9. DB Caleb Downs (Ohio State)
  10. WR Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State)
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