Nation’s No. 1 Five-Star QB Jared Curtis Reaffirms Commitment
Nation’s No. 1 Five-Star QB Jared Curtis Reaffirms Commitment to Georgia Bulldogs Following Transfer Portal Decision. In a move that sends a strong message to the college football world, five-star quarterback Jared Curtis — widely regarded as the nation’s No. 1 signal-caller in the 2025 class — has officially reaffirmed his commitment to the Georgia Bulldogs. The announcement comes just days after speculation swirled around his future, sparked by the increasing number of high-profile players entering the transfer portal.
Curtis, a dynamic 6-foot-4, 215-pound quarterback from Nashville, Tennessee, first committed to Georgia in the summer of 2024. Since then, he has been viewed as the centerpiece of the Bulldogs’ next generation of offensive firepower. His elite arm strength, sharp decision-making, and natural leadership have earned him comparisons to NFL stars and made him a priority for multiple Power Five programs throughout his recruitment.
Amid rumors that Curtis might explore the transfer portal due to Georgia’s crowded quarterback room and recent staff changes, his decision to stay put is a significant win for head coach Kirby Smart and offensive coordinator Mike Bobo.
“I’ve built a strong bond with the coaching staff, my teammates, and the Georgia fans,” Curtis said in a statement posted on social media. “There’s something special about what we’re building in Athens, and I’m locked in. I’m here to win championships in red and black.”
The news was met with widespread celebration from Georgia fans and alumni, who had feared losing one of the most hyped prospects in recent memory. Curtis’s commitment also stabilizes the Bulldogs’ quarterback outlook heading into the future, especially with current starter Carson Beck likely entering his final season in Athens.
Recruiting experts agree that Curtis’s decision could have a ripple effect on Georgia’s 2025 class, encouraging other top-tier talent to stay committed or join the Bulldogs.
“This isn’t just a recommitment — it’s a statement,” said one recruiting analyst. “Jared Curtis is the type of quarterback who can lead a program to national titles. Georgia just secured its future.”
With Curtis staying in the fold, the Bulldogs look poised to remain a dominant force in college football for years to come.
