Florida Gators practice highlights depth chart competition and key player returns
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 1:43 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Florida football conducted its 11th practice of fall camp on August 18 at the Sanders practice fields. As the team prepares for its season opener against Florida Atlantic on September 5, competition for depth chart positions remains intense. Notable moments included wide receiver Vernell Brown III returning and making a catch on a deep pass. Offensive linemen continued drills against defensive players, with senior Emmanuel Oyebadejo standing out. The Gators will have their second scrimmage on August 22 to mimic the game's timing.
- •Florida football's 11th fall camp practice took place on August 18.
- •Vernell Brown III returned to practice after missing the first scrimmage.
- •Emmanuel Oyebadejo showcased skills in pass rush drills.
- •The Gators will simulate game conditions in a scrimmage on August 22.
- •Competition for depth chart spots is ongoing under new head coach Jon Sumrall.
- 1:43 PMYahoo Sports — QBs throw deep, other takeaways from Florida football practice
"Florida football held its 11th practice of fall camp as the season opener inches closer. Here are three takeaways
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