5-star QB Jared Curtis sends four word message after committing to Georgia
5-star QB Jared Curtis sends four word message after committing to Georgia
Georgia Bulldogs five-star quarterback commitment Jared Curtis is a game-changer for the Dawgs' 2026 recruiting class. Curtis is the second ranked recruit in the country and the top ranked quarterback. He's helping Georgia recruit other elite prospects around the country like five-star offensive tackle Jackson Cantwell, who is the No. 1 recruit in the nation.
Curtis' commitment, who was previously committed to Georgia before decommitting from the Dawgs in late 2024, drew celebrations across Bulldog nation. He is the latest five-star quarterback to commit to Georgia and could be the Bulldogs' next national championship quarterback.
After his commitment to Georgia, Curtis provided a short, but sweet message for Bulldog fans.
"Let's go! Go Dawgs!!!" said Curtis via social media. What's more interesting is the post he responded to. Curtis shared his post alongside a post that emphasizes that Georgia has a chance to land the nation's No. 1 recruiting class.
Curtis is a major building block for coach Kirby Smart and Georgia's 2026 recruiting class. However, Georgia still has only eight total commitments and the No. 17 recruiting class in the nation. Georgia is going to look to add anywhere from 15-25 more commitments in the 2026 recruiting cycle.
Some of Georgia's top recruiting targets include several five-stars like offensive tackle Jackson Cantwell, tight end Mark Bowman, linebacker Tyler Atkinson and running back Derrek Cooper.
We're entering a key time in recruiting with official visit season coming up. The Bulldogs appear primed to land another elite recruiting class.
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