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Florida Quarterback DJ Lagway is engaged in intense daily pass-throwing practice, even while nursing a strained calf muscle.

Florida quarterback DJ Lagway is rigorously throwing 70 passes daily as he recovers from a strained left calf in Gainesville, Florida.

Florida quarterback DJ Lagway is engaging in a rigorous throwing routine, tossing the ball an...
Florida quarterback DJ Lagway is engaging in a rigorous throwing routine, tossing the ball an astonishing 70 times each day, as he recuperates from a strained calf.

Florida Quarterback DJ Lagway is engaged in intense daily pass-throwing practice, even while nursing a strained calf muscle.

Florida Gators Quarterback DJ Lagway Makes Progress in Recovery

Florida Gators quarterback DJ Lagway is making significant strides in his recovery from a calf injury that limited him during fall camp. As of mid-August 2025, he has taken part in full team reps in 11-on-11 practice for the first time since camp began, showing noticeable progress and feeling much better, according to head coach Billy Napier.

Lagway's recovery comes after managing earlier offseason shoulder and hernia injuries, which restricted his throwing and live practice sessions. Despite these setbacks, he has been throwing 70 passes a day as part of his rehabilitation.

The backup quarterback competition at the University of Florida is ongoing, with no clear starter beyond Lagway publicly highlighted. However, Napier is optimistic that Lagway will fully return by the end of August, indicating a likely competition for backup roles until then.

Napier has praised Lagway's arm talent, accuracy, and intelligence, but has also highlighted areas for improvement, including operating quicker, processing quicker, communicating better under pressure, and managing problems as they arise.

Tramell Jones Jr., another quarterback on the team, has impressed Napier to the point of challenging returner Aidan Warner and college journeyman Harrison Bailey for the backup job. Napier described Jones' performance as "buzz worthy."

The Gators football team, ranked 15th, is set to open the season on August 30 against Long Island University. Despite the ongoing quarterback competition and Lagway's injury history, the team is optimistic about the upcoming season.

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The Florida Gators football team is hopeful for the upcoming season, despite the ongoing quarterback competition, as DJ Lagway, the injured quarterback, continues to make progress in his recovery. [Source 1] [Source 5]

Meanwhile, local Toronto sports news reports have been covering the improving health of Lagway, who has been plagued by multiple injuries in recent times. [Source 2]

Interestingly, the recovery comes at a time when there's growing buzz about Tramell Jones Jr., another quarterback on the team, who has been impressing the coaches with his performance. [Source 3]

In the broader environment, there is a churn of news in the arts and entertainment sector discussing the anticipation around college sports, with American football, specifically NCAA Football, attracting young fans and media attention. [Source 4]

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