Georgia’s Trio Shocks the Nation with Spot on Elite ALL-USA Football Team Watchlist—Who’s Next to Rise?

It’s always thrilling to see top-tier talent get the recognition they deserve, and this year, three Georgia Bulldogs commitments from the 2026 class have landed themselves on the 2025 ALL-USA Football Team Watchlist. Tight end Kaiden Prothro, kicker Harran Zureikat, and punter Wade Register aren’t just names on a list—they’re prime examples of why Georgia’s recruiting class is ranked No. 2 in the nation. Even though quarterback Jared Curtis, a five-star prospect, didn’t quite make the cut, he’s still widely regarded as one of the nation’s elite signal callers. The watchlist, a dynamic roster updated through the season until the final selections roll out in December, highlights the immense depth of talent set to join the Bulldogs. Exciting times lie ahead for Georgia football fans eager to witness these future stars make their mark. LEARN MORE

Three Georgia Bulldogs commitments have made the 2025 ALL-USA Football Team Watchlist. Georgia class of 2026 commitments tight end Kaiden Prothro, kicker Harran Zureikat and punter Wade Register all made the watchlist, which is updated throughout the season until the final team is announced in December.

Georgia has the nation’s No. 2 recruiting class, so it should come as no surprise that three Bulldogs made the team. However, Georgia quarterback commitment Jared Curtis did not make the watchlist. Curtis, a five-star recruit, was named as a notable quarterback, but he’s certainly still viewed as one of the country’s top signal callers.

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Tight end Kaiden Prothro

“Kaiden Prothro moves like a receiver and uses his 6-foot-6 height to get above defenders in one-on-one coverage with apparent ease,” Logan Newman wrote. “He’s putting up another very effective statistical season after breaking 1,200 yards and 22 touchdowns as a junior.”

Prothro is the next elite tight end committed to Georgia football. The Bulldogs have a long recent history of securing commitments from the best tight ends in the country.

Kicker Harran Zureikat

Georgia kicker commitment Harran Zureikat just made a 57-yard field goal for his high school, which set several records. Zureikat may be tabbed to replace Peyton Woodring in 2027 unless Woodring elects to enter the NFL draft after this season.

“The No. 1-ranked kicker on Kohl’s, Harran Zureikat has made field goals of 54 yards and 57 yards, the latter of which is a Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League record,” wrote Newman.

Punter Wade Register

“Ranked No. 2 on both Kohl’s and 247Sports, Wade Register has averaged a career-best 54.3 yards per punt as well as 23 touchbacks on 24 kickoff attempts,” wrote Newman.

Register could serve as Georgia’s kickoff specialist after first-team All-SEC kickoff specialist Peyton Woodring leaves UGA.