Gators GM Seemingly Returns Shot at Will Harris After Recruiting Win
Gators GM Seemingly Returns Shot at Will Harris After Recruiting Win
The Florida Gators beat out Miami for a pledge from four-star corner J’Vari Flowers.
Less than a month after former Florida Gators coach and new Miami staffer Will Harris seemingly sent a shot at the program after a recruiting win, UF general manager Jacob LaFrance seemingly responded after a victory of their own.
Florida on Monday secured the commitment of the best uncommitted prospect in the 2025 class in J’Vari Flowers, a four-star defensive back who reclassified from the 2026 class earlier in the year. The 12th ranked corner in his class and top 100 prospect picked the Gators over Notre Dame, Auburn and Harris’ new program Miami.
Sources close to the Cowboys’ front office suggest that team owner Jerry Jones was instrumental in sealing the deal, recognizing the need for another playmaker to complement CeeDee Lamb and the rest of the receiving unit. The financial terms of the contract have not yet been disclosed, but early reports indicate it is a lucrative, multi-year deal that reflects the receiver’s elite status.
Fans and analysts alike are already speculating about the impact this move will have on both teams. The Cowboys, who have been on the verge of Super Bowl contention in recent seasons, may now have one of the most dangerous offenses in the league. Meanwhile, the Lions will need to adjust quickly as they look to fill the void left by their star receiver’s departure.
With the 2025 season approaching, all eyes will be on Dallas to see how their new weapon integrates into the system. If this move lives up to expectations, the Cowboys could be one step closer to breaking their long Super Bowl drought
