Last week, the Florida Gators handed out several new offers to underclassmen prospects from the state of Florida and around the south.
2023 receiver Nathaniel Joseph (5-10, 165, Miami, FL. Edison) picked up the offer after he spoke to his area recruiter.
“Coach [Tim] Brewster offered me,” Joseph said of the coach who offered him last week. “He said he loved my game and loved how great my grades are and he said he wants me to be the next Kadarius Toney.”
Joseph has watched the Florida Gators a lot and was shocked to pick the offer from Brewster and the Gators.
“I was extremely happy about it,” he said on what the offer means to him. “I was excited and grateful because this offer means a lot to me, I grew up watching Florida and still do so it meant a lot to me.”
Tight ends coach Tim Brewster didn’t get into much with Joseph last week but did explain why Florida likes his game.
“We haven’t gotten into much about football yet but we plan to next time,” Joseph said of his conversations with Brewster. “He just said how he loves how I can take the short stuff for big plays and he loves my play-making ability.”
Joseph already has the Gators high in recruitment for a few reasons in particular but he still wants to learn more.
“I’m very interested in Florida,” he said of his interest in Florida. “I like that Florida is a family-based school and is great in academics and I’m still trying to learn more about the school.”
The Gators have tough competition for the 2023 receiver as Joseph is one of the top players in his class.
“South Carolina, Notre Dame, Clemson, and Florida State are recruiting me the hardest that I know of,” Joseph said of other schools after him.