Florida could have QB Aaron Philo back for SEC matchup with Georgia
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 26, 2026, 6:33 PM
Last updated Oct 26, 2026

No. 17 Florida may have quarterback Aaron Philo return for Saturday's game against No. 3 Georgia in Atlanta. Philo, who missed a recent victory over Texas due to a shoulder injury, practiced Monday and shared first-team reps with backup Tramell Jones Jr. Coach Jon Sumrall is monitoring both players’ performance in practice this week before making a decision. Jones, who made his first start successfully against Texas, is also dealing with minor injuries from that game. In addition, speedy receiver Vernell Brown III is expected back after recovering from a knee sprain.
- •Aaron Philo missed the Texas game due to a shoulder injury.
- •Tramell Jones Jr. won his first career start against Texas.
- •Vernell Brown III may return after missing three games.
- •Jon Sumrall is evaluating both quarterbacks in practice this week.
- 6:33 PMYahoo Sports — No. 17 Florida could have QB Aaron Philo back for SEC game against No. 3 Georgia
"17 Florida could have quarterback Aaron Philo back for Saturday’s game against third-ranked Georgia in Atlanta.Philo, who sat out a victory at then-No.
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