Florida Gator and Heisman Finalist QB Kyle Trask to Enter NFL Draft After Record-Setting Season
By ESPN // January 1, 2021
set school records for passing yards (4,283) and passing touchdowns (43)
ABOVE VIDEO: Florida Gators quarterback Kyle Trask announced Thursday that he will enter the NFL draft after a record-setting season that led him to become a Heisman Trophy finalist.
(ESPN) – Florida Gators quarterback Kyle Trask announced Thursday that he will enter the NFL draft after a record-setting season that led him to become a Heisman Trophy finalist.
Trask emerged as the Florida starter last year after four seasons waiting for his opportunity, and he took full advantage in 2020 — setting school records for passing yards (4,283) and passing touchdowns (43) in addition to having five 400-yard passing games while leading the Gators to the SEC championship game.
In a video posted on social media, Trask said, “I feel that it’s best to chase my dreams of playing in the NFL.
Forever a Gator. 🐊 pic.twitter.com/dbMaMsl4mz
— Kyle Trask (@ktrask9) December 31, 2020
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