One of Florida’s former 4-star QBs just enter the transfer portal

Carlos Del Rio-Wilson will seek greener pastures for his talents.

Florida football lost another player to the transfer portal on Tuesday when former four-star quarterback [autotag]Carlos Del Rio-Wilson[/autotag] told Gators Online that he will search for other opportunities to manifest his talents. The signal-caller situation in the Swamp is a bit more clear after sophomore [autotag]Anthony Richardson[/autotag] put up a solid performance in the Orange and Blue spring game last week, likely leading to Del Rio-Wilson’s decision.

His inability to crack the QB rotation last year under head coach [autotag]Dan Mullen[/autotag] resulted in a redshirt season, giving him a full four years of eligibility remaining. However, the 6-foot-3-inch, 215-pound student-athlete out of Cartersville, Georgia, must have begun to feel the squeeze in the quarterback room.

With former Ohio State signal-caller [autotag]Jack Miller[/autotag] arriving through the portal and [autotag]Emory Jones[/autotag] sticking around despite a little transfer juke-move, plus fellow 2021 recruiting classmate [autotag]Jalen Kitna[/autotag] remaining in the mix, the Georgian gunslinger decided to seek greener pastures. Plus, the impending addition of true freshman [autotag]Max Brown[/autotag] made the quarterback room even more claustrophobic.

Florida fans can expect plenty more moves through the revolving door that has become the NCAA transfer portal — for better or for worse. The portal giveth, and it taketh away… but hopefully, new head coach [autotag]Billy Napier[/autotag] will finish on the inside edge of the competition in the coming months.

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