Florida Gators freshman quarterback DJ Lagway was carted off the field with a hamstring injury during Saturday's 34-20 loss to Georgia.

Coach Billy Napier said an outside chance exists Lagway could return for this coming weekend’s visit to No. 5 Texas despite suffering a soft tissue injury in his left leg during Saturday’s second quarter of the Gators’ 34-20 loss to No. 2 Georgia.

The Florida Gators took another loss to Georgia, but this was different - it's leading to a potential shift in the perception of Billy Napier

"The tune continues to change around Billy Napier’s future," Nakos wrote. "After Florida was embarrassed 33-20 in Gainesville by Texas A&M in September, it appeared to just be a matter of time until Napier was fired. But the Gators have played Tennessee and Georgia close and are 2-3 in the SEC ."

DJ Lagway’s dual-threat abilities are custom-fit to Billy Napier’s attack, while his ability to consistently attack down the field is rare. The 6-foot-3, 239-pound Texan had five

Florida quarterback DJ Lagway, who left Saturday's game vs. the Georgia Bulldogs in the first half and was on crutches afterward, hasn't been ruled out vs. Texas yet due to the injury being less of a concern than feared.

Florida coach Billy Napier told reporters Monday that quarterback DJ Lagway's injury is not as significant as feared.

Anticipation is rising as the Florida Gators prepare to face a formidable Texas team, with their quarterback DJ Lagway’s status still uncertain due to a recent injury against Georgia. Coach Billy Napier has not yet ruled him out,