Former Florida football star Emmitt Smith said he doesn't believe Gators coach Billy Napier will get a fourth season in Gainesville

It has been a disastrous season thus far for head coach Billy Napier and his Florida Gators. The Gators have become a laughing stock in college football and there isn't a whole lot of positive notes to take away from this start given their 1-2 record.

The Florida Gators have had one of their worst starts under head coach Billy Napier. In Week 1, Florida was throttled by the Miami Hurricanes, and in Week 3, it suffered another loss at the hands of the Texas A&M Aggies. Napier has a 12-16 record at Florida.

Collins was one of the best freshmen defenders in the nation last season. He was named to the Freshman All-SEC team after racking up 15 quarterback hurries, two quarterback hits, three sacks, one forced fumble and 16 tackles according to PFF.

Almost everybody assumes Billy Napier is going to lose his job. Until that happens, how do Napier and Florida football carry on as usual?

Florida coach Billy Napier was supposed to have answers. Or at least some new ideas. Napier was hired in Gainesville in 2021 partly because he had a detailed plan for the Gators to close the gap on Alabama and Georgia in the powerhouse Southeastern Conference and become a legit national championship contender after being mostly an afterthought over the previous decade.

Florida coach Billy Napier sits on a scorching seat in Gainesville after opening a critical season with a 1-2 record.

Urban Meyer didn't hold back when discussing Florida Gators coach Billy Napier following their 33-20 home loss to Texas A&M, dropping their overall record with Napier to 12-16 and 6-11 in the SEC. The loss has put Napier under significant pressure,

Buying out an SEC football coach has always been an expensive proposition. It's the same if Florida football wants to part ways with Billy Napier. But at this point, a parting appears inevitable. The Florida Gators (1-2,