No. First, he didn't have a defense at all, unless it was a cupcake opponent.. On offense he had no WR's to stretch the defense vertically. The only reliable receiver he had was Pearsall who doesn't have the speed to challenge elite secondaries deep. Pearsall is more of a slot where his route precision can get him some separation on defenders. Napier was just getting through a season on Mullen's leftovers and the handful of recruits Napier brought in late in the 22 cycle. This will be the first year that he'll have TE's, RB's, WR's, and a couple of very good slot receivers who've had time to learn most of the playbook. The defense will be young in places, but they have speed and an aggressive play caller. It will show signs of being a Napier football team. 2024 we'll see what it's supposed to look like. That's JMO, it seems some think a program can be turned around in 2 or 3 years. The only time I've seen that is when the roster was loaded when a new HC came in. That's not UF at all.