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The NFL schedule release gave each former Florida Gator in the league a clearer picture of what their 2026 season will look like.
A host of program alumni are spread across playoff contenders and teams hoping to rebuild. Each year, the release brings hope to all 32 franchises and their fan bases, but only time will tell if those expectations are warranted.
After Thursday's release of the full regular-season fixture, the Los Angeles Rams are the Super Bowl favorites at plus-800 according to ESPN. Trailing the Rams are last year's champion Seattle Seahawks, who sit at plus-950, while the Baltimore Ravens fill out the top three contenders, also arriving at plus-950 at the time of the schedule drop.
The Miami Dolphins and Tennessee Titans appear to clearly be in rebuilding mode, while the Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Chargers and San Francisco 49ers are eyeing a Super Bowl run after formidable campaigns last season.
While there is still lots of offseason movement ahead with OTAs, training camp and preseason games to come, we predict how successful each former Gators team will be in the 2026-27 season. Beside each team name below are our projected win totals, along with the Florida alumni on each team's roster.
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A host of program alumni are spread across playoff contenders and teams hoping to rebuild. Each year, the release brings hope to all 32 franchises and their fan bases, but only time will tell if those expectations are warranted.
After Thursday's release of the full regular-season fixture, the Los Angeles Rams are the Super Bowl favorites at plus-800 according to ESPN. Trailing the Rams are last year's champion Seattle Seahawks, who sit at plus-950, while the Baltimore Ravens fill out the top three contenders, also arriving at plus-950 at the time of the schedule drop.
The Miami Dolphins and Tennessee Titans appear to clearly be in rebuilding mode, while the Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Chargers and San Francisco 49ers are eyeing a Super Bowl run after formidable campaigns last season.
While there is still lots of offseason movement ahead with OTAs, training camp and preseason games to come, we predict how successful each former Gators team will be in the 2026-27 season. Beside each team name below are our projected win totals, along with the Florida alumni on each team's roster.
Florida football players on NFL teams
- Buffalo Bills (11)
- O'Cyrus Torrence
- C.J. Gardner-Johnson
- Philadelphia Eagles (11)
- Jonathan Greenard
- Dameon Pierce
- Kansas City Chiefs (11)
- Jawaan Taylor
- Kaiir Elam
- Seattle Seahawks (11)
- Dante Fowler Jr.
- Los Angeles Chargers (11)
- Jake Slaughter
- Denver Broncos (11)
- Jeremy Crawshaw
- San Francisco 49ers (11)
- Ricky Pearsall
- Demarcus Robinson
- Cincinnati Bengals (10)
- Evan McPherson
- Dallas Cowboys (10)
- Devin Moore
- Shemar James
- Trikweze Bridges
- Houston Texans (10)
- Graham Mertz
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (10)
- Kyle Trask
- Alex Anzalone
- Washington Commanders (10)
- Van Jefferson
- Chicago Bears (9)
- Gervon Dexter Sr.
- Atlanta Falcons (8)
- Kyle Pitts
- Indianapolis Colts (7)
- Anthony Richardson
- George Gumbs Jr.
- Minnesota Vikings (7)
- Caleb Banks
- Jacksonville Jaguars (8)
- Ventrell Miller
- Carolina Panthers (6)
- Cam Jackson
- Stone Forsythe
- Arizona Cardinals (5)
- Zachary Carter
- Cleveland Browns (5)
- Austin Barber
- Tyreak Sapp
- Miami Dolphins (5)
- Marco Wilson
- Jason Marshall Jr.
- Tennessee Titans (4)
- Chimere Dike
- Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson
- Tommy Townsend
Follow us @GatorsWire on X, formerly known as Twitter, as well as Bluesky, and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Florida Gators news, notes and opinions.
This article originally appeared on Gators Wire: Former Florida Gators win-total predictions after NFL schedule release
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