One of this year's biggest prizes in football recruiting changed his mind.
Rashada is visiting the Florida campus this weekend and will attend Saturday's game between the Gators and South Carolina Gamecocks at The Swamp .
Per 247.com, Rashada, from Pittsburg, Calif., is the 7th rated overall quarterback in the 2023 class. Rashada's ability to both run and throw makes him a fit to Napier's read-option offense. This season. Florida starting quarterback Anthony Richardson has made plays with both his arms and legs with 9 passing TDs and 8 rushing TDs.
With the possibility of Richardson entering the NFL Draft after the season, Rashada could find himself in a quarterback competition with Jack Miller and Jalen Kitna for the starting job at Florida in 2023.
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