Kadarius Toney was a quarterback at Blount High School in Mobile, Ala., but upon arriving at UF, he shifted into more of an athlete role. As a freshman in 2017, he saw time at running back, receiver and wildcat quarterback, totaling 287 all-purpose yards. He started two games and appeared in all eight that he was healthy for.
In 2018, Toney saw a bigger role in the first season under coach Dan Mullen. He played in 12 games, primarily contributing at receiver and in the wildcat. He led the Gators in receiving twice and finished the year with 629 total yards and two touchdowns (including a passing touchdown).
He saw his production dip a bit his junior year, though. He only played in seven of 13 games due to injury and recorded a career-low in total yards with 286. He also only scored one touchdown on the year.
Despite his limited playing time, Toney still managed to flash his potential during his junior campaign. Here is a look at the highlights from the Orange and Blue Game in April until his penultimate appearance against the Florida State Seminoles in 2019.
