How Georgia’s Bold Move Snagged Oregon’s Top QB Prospect Jared Curtis—And What It Means for College Football’s Future
When the top-ranked quarterback in the 2026 class, Jared Curtis, decides to pull on a Bulldogs jersey instead of heading west to Oregon, it’s not just a commitment—it’s a statement. I mean, landing a five-star QB who’s rated the #2 overall player nationally (just behind an uncommitted offensive tackle) isn’t your everyday recruiting win. At 6’4 and 220 pounds, Curtis isn’t just another arm; he’s a polished, pro-style passer with the kind of slick athleticism and accuracy that makes defenses rethink their game plan. The question is—how does a kid from Nashville already carry the weight of expectations that could reshape Georgia’s offense for years to come? It’s a huge steal for Kirby Smart and a clear signal that the Bulldogs are doubling down on contending for titles. If you’re wondering what this commitment really means for the Dawgs and college football at large, you’re about to find out.
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