20/17 for 2017: A look at the honorable mentions

-- Senior wide receiver Brandon Powell: After finishing second on the team with 387 receiving yards as a junior, Powell worked with the 1's at receiver this spring. However, Dre Massey could end up taking his starting job this fall once he returns to full action from a torn ACL. Regardless, the 5-foot-9, 184-pound Powell should still play a key role in the rotation as a quick, shifty threat.

-- Redshirt senior running back Mark Thompson: The 6-foot-2, 237-pound Thompson's first season as a Gator was somewhat underwhelming and had its share of ups and downs, both on and off the field. He's not much of a physical inside runner, but his explosive playmaking ability in open space - take the 85-yard touchdown on a screen pass against Iowa, for example - could find him a niche role in the offensive game plan in 2017.

-- Sophomore wide receiver Joshua Hammond: Hammond caught just seven balls for 67 yards after logging seven grabs for 110 yards in his first two games as a Gator. However, after a strong spring where he showcased a knack for finding space against opposing coverages, his role in the rotation should increase as a sophomore.

-- Sophomore wide receiver Freddie Swain: After missing the spring with a shoulder injury mainly as a precautionary measure, Swain should be good to go to work with the wideouts in fall training camp. Like Hammond, Swain (118 receiving yards, 2 TD, one two-point conversion in 2016) could receive more playing time in 2017.