The next big thing in the SEC has arrived in Gainesville.
Florida on Saturday traveled to play the Georgia Bulldogs in their college football rivalry game, and the Gators quarterback made some waves.
Signal-caller Kyle Trask threw for 474 yards in the 44-28 victory, completing 30-of-43 passes for four touchdowns with one interception.
With the performance, he made conference history, according to ESPN Stats & Info.
Trask is the first player in SEC history with four touchdown passes in five straight games.
Additionally, with 22 total this season, he tied former LSU quarterback Joe Burrow for the second-most through five games in conference history. He trail only Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa, who has 23.
The NFL is licking their chops.
