The Florida Gators are missing one of their top playmakers against Mississippi State while Billy Napier continues to find continuity on offense.

Former Florida linebacker Scooby Williams is listed as questionable. Williams transferred to Texas A&M from Florida during the offseason, following former UF linebackers coach Jay Bateman, who is now Texas A&M's defensive coordinator.

Wide receiver Eugene Wilson III is out for Florida football in its SEC opener against Texas A&M (3:30 p.m., ABC). Cornerback Devin Moore and wide receiver Andy Jean took part in pregame warmups and are back for the Gators. So is edge rusher T.J. Searcy who was listed as a game time decision.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida will be without leading receiver Eugene Wilson III against Mississippi State on Saturday. The Gators (1-2, 0-1 Southeastern Conference) ruled Wilson out on Wednesday night, leaving coach Billy Napier scrambling for a replacement three games into the season.

The SEC's equivalent of the NFL's injury report is the 'availability report.' So here's what's it look like for the Florida Gators.

Sophomore wide receiver Eugene Wilson III has been ruled out for the Florida Gators against the Bulldogs, while freshman wide receiver Tank Hawkins is questionable, per the SEC's availability report released Wednesday night.

Florida will be without Eugene Wilson III indefinitely as its top wide receiver had minor knee surgery this week, according to multiple reports Thursday.

The report originally listed the reason as “lower body.” It’s been narrowed down much further now. Wilson sat out the loss to Texas A&M. He participated in practice leading up to the game, but was not fit to play.