HOOVER, Ala. — Florida coach Dan Mullen puts a positive spin on losing his three best offensive playmakers.
The Gators are replacing Heisman Trophy finalist Kyle Trask at quarterback and two first-round NFL draft picks -- wide receiver Kadarius Toney and tight end Kyle Pitts.
It could mean a big difference in style for an offense that led the nation in passing en route to a Southeastern Eastern Division title.
Mullen says making such adjustments is part of the fun of coaching.
The dual-threat Emory Jones is the front-runner to replace Trask.
