Line of scrimmage issues, mistakes with staff, focus, penalties, and QB huge NIL mistake. Napier was not ready for a job as big as gata
https://sports.yahoo.com/why-florida-football-coach-billy-080354892.html
One reason Florida football hired Billy Napier was his track record for recruiting and developing offensive linemen.
Tackle Max Mitchell (New York Jets), guard Kevin Doston (Los Angeles) and guard O’Cyrus Torrence (Buffalo Bills) all developed into NFL players under Napier and his staff at Louisiana.
But building a consistent offensive line hasn’t panned out during Napier's two-plus year tenure as the Florida Gators football coach. It looked promising in his first season, when Torrence, an All-American guard, followed him from Louisiana. Since Torrence left for the NFL, Florida has surrendered 44 sacks in 15 games.
This season, Florida has failed to generate significant push up front in the run game. The Gators rushed for just 52 on 2.1 yards per carry Saturday in its 33-20 loss to Texas A&M.
“We had an incredible group at the previous stop,” Napier said. “Several NFL players, I mean, it was a strength for us. We would like to get to that place.”
Also: The Monday Read: Billy Napier's downfall at Florida is (ironically) tied to lacking attention to detail
https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/the-monday-read-billy-napiers-downfall-at-florida-is-ironically-tied-to-lacking-attention-to-detail/