Video: Jim McElwain addresses quarterback competition through first week of fall practice

Jim McElwain spoke to media on Monday, four days into Florida's fall camp. And most of what he said seems like common sense.

• There's not a lot to differentiate between Will Grier and Treon Harris at quarterback. While both players show flashes, both will also make mistakes — because they're young and inconsistent. (I buy this, especially over the course of practices much longer than what media members are seeing — but I also buy Grier looking sharper to begin practices.)

• Florida finished Monday's practice without three players: Defensive end Alex McCalister was held out of practice with a hamstring injury, and offensive lineman Travaris Dorsey and wide receiver C.J. Worton left practice with injuries. Both players are likely backups — Dorsey could force his way into Florida's starting lineup at right guard, perhaps — but it's unclear how severe those injuries are.

  Worton, for his part, tweeted that he went to the hospital but that it "didn't end bad" late Monday night:

  WHOOOOOO!!! Finally a visit to the hospital that didn't end bad!! Thanking the man above always!!

  — CJ worton (@kiss_a_baby9) August 11, 2015

• McElwain remains impressed with Florida's defense, and called it "a true top-flight SEC defense." The secondary, in particular, stands out: It "actually runs three-deep at some positions."
• Jordan Scarlett and Jordan Cronkrite are "quick learners" and "Those guys are going to help the Gators for a long time to come."