The 2027 Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, has become the focal point of college football’s pre‑draft evaluation, drawing scouts, coaches and media from across the NFL.
This year, the event will showcase five standout players from the Florida Gators, each earning a spot on the prestigious Top 300 list that highlights the nation’s most promising prospects.
Defensive lineman Kamran James leads the Gators’ pass rush, having topped the team in sacks and tackles last season, a performance that has cemented his reputation as a disruptive force in the SEC.
Wide receiver Eric Singleton Jr., who transferred from Auburn, brings a flawless game‑by‑game reception record, adding a dynamic weapon to Florida’s offense.
Safety Bryce Thornton, also a fourth‑year Gator, anchored the secondary with a team‑high in pass breakups and fumble recoveries, underscoring his reliability in critical moments.
Running back Jadan Baugh earned All‑SEC Second Team honors after delivering impressive rushing and receiving statistics, positioning him as a versatile threat in the backfield.
Linebacker Myles Graham capped the Gators’ defensive production by leading the team in total tackles and tackles‑for‑loss, joining an elite group of SEC players with 75-plus tackles and 7.0-plus loss yards.
Mobile’s All‑Star Stage
The Senior Bowl will take place on January 30, 2027, at the historic Senior Bowl Stadium in Mobile, a venue that has long served as the NFL’s first scouting ground for the upcoming draft.
Florida’s coaching staff will be on hand to guide their players through practices that are expected to influence draft boards nationwide, making the Gators’ presence a significant storyline for the upcoming NFL season.