Napier, widely-presumed to be on the SEC's hottest seat this fall outside of Sam Pittman at Arkansas, is signed through the 2028 season on a deal he first inked in December 2021 worth $51.8 million

Florida’s ball security has generally been good under Napier. The Gators ranked in the top 25 in fewest turnovers in both of Napier’s first two seasons. His worst season (14 turnovers in 2022) matched the best by his predecessor, Dan Mullen. But only 14 teams have lost more turnovers this season than UF (six).

The Gators' national rankings in scoring offense and yards per rush decreased in each of Napier's three seasons at the helm, pointing to glaring deficiencies in the trenches. This is an offensive line unit that, per the 247Sports Talent Composite, accounts for none of the team's eight five-star prospects and none of its top 15 players overall.