Do alligators eat coyotes?

Thanks everyone for answering !! I knew that it isn't part of their main diet, as coyotes are in the woods and typically don't come near the swamps and vice versa with gators. I know that gators mostly eat fish, turtles, snakes, water birds, and mammals that live near swamps, such as coypu and muskrat, but could eat other animals such as chickens, pigs, coyotes, cattle, and deer if it comes across one, as an adult alligator could eat just about anything it finds.

Also, I'm aware that alligators aren't hunters like other apex predators, such as lions, tigers, and bears. They tend to generally eat whatever comes near the swamp to drink water or animals living near the environment, so they tend to generally eat animals living near the swamps, so I didn't think that a gator would eat a coyote, as they don't live in that environment, but knew it was possible, as they are able to and coyotes live in the Southeastern U.S.

I bet that even if a gator come across a lion or tiger, which is highly unlikely, it could attack it, as I've heard about their cousin, the crocodile attacking lions before. Also, gators are able to attack pets and even a shark if it comes across one.

Also, coyotes are small enough to have natural predators and black bears don't prefer to eat coyotes, the Florida panther is endangered, and there are no wolves in the Southeastern United States, so I figured that there would be a different animal in the Southeast that eats coyotes sometimes and an adult alligator was the first to come to mind due to their ability to attack anything and prominence in the Southeast.

*their prominence in the Southeast.