Earlier on Sunday, Warner Robins (Ga.) Houston County interior offensive lineman Peyton Joseph made his decision: he will be heading to Gainesville to play for the Florida Gators.
A four-star recruit, Joseph chose the Gators over in-state rivals Florida State and Miami, as well as LSU, Tennessee, Michigan and Penn State.
According to 247Sports, Joseph ranks as the No. 4 interior offensive lineman and No. 121 overall prospect in the 2025 class.
Standing at 6-foot-4, 305-pounds, Joseph joins running back Walter Clark, wide receiver Josiah Abdullah and defensive lineman Jalen Wiggins as recruits in the Gators’ 2025 class.
Joseph has experience playing at both guard spots, and has also filled in at right tackle. He will likely remain on the interior, where he offers much needed depth and talent to a group that just lost their co-offensive line coach, Darnell Stapleton, who now will assume the same position for the Washington Commanders.
Joseph also has shined in track, as he qualified for the 3A regional competition for the shot put.
Offensive line coach Rob Sale has now landed a cornerstone piece for the future of the Gators offensive line, and Joseph will likely be an early-contributor when he arrives in Gainesville next winter.
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