Report: Another Florida football player enters transfer portal

*Update*

Since the publishing of this story, yet another Gator has left the program.

Kylan Johnson, a graduate-transfer, signed with the Pittsburgh Panthers on Wednesday.

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According to a report from Matt Zenitz of AL.com, the Florida Gators will likely be losing yet another player from the current roster who has entered the transfer portal.

Florida linebacker Rayshad Jackson has entered the NCAA transfer portal, per source.

Started three games last year. Finished last season with 36 tackles.

— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) May 22, 2019

Rayshad Jackson, a former three-star inside linebacker, put his name in the portal on Wednesday. The senior out of Norland High School has one year of eligibility remaining whether he chooses to stay in Gainesville or leave the Gators.

Jackson adds to a growing list of players decommitting and transferring from Florida since the completion of the spring game in April. He started three games last season for the Gators while recording 36 tackles.

We will continue to monitor any transfer news on Jackson and whether or not he leaves Florida.

The wheels are falling off in Gainesville, folks.