5-star UGA Football QB Commit Dominates In Four Touchdown Performance

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NASHVILLE, TN - Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs have a superstar on the way in five-star quarterback, Jared Curtis.

Ranked as the No. 2 QB prospect in the country, Curtis committed to Georgia over Oregon back in May and got his senior season off to a giant start with 300 total yards and four touchdowns during Nashville Christian’s 56-28 win over Davidson Academy.

He’s big, physical, and has an absolute rocket for a right arm. It only took one throw on Friday night to realize that we were about to watch something special.

And let me tell you, Jared Curtis is a special quarterback.

The big 6-foot-3 225-pounder was outstanding all night long in his season-opener, proving why he’s one of the very best prospects across the country.

The natural arm talent of his caliber isn’t something you see very often. The ball zips out of his hand like a missile. He can fit the ball into tight windows but also throws with touch down the field. He showed a good feel for the pocket, bought time with ease, and made several accurate throws on the run.

Oh yeah, and he runs like a truck. The big Nashville native runs with authority who has no problem powering his way through contact. He doesn’t play against the best competition, but his physical running style and elite arm talent was noticeable from the very first play.

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He did throw one bad “hero ball” that was picked off, but it’s not one he’ll likely attempt at the next level.

The senior gunslinger absolutely lived up to the hype during his first game of the 2025 season. The talent is undeniable. The arm strength is jaw-dropping. The accuracy is elite.

Now, it’s about learning and staying hungry. To grow as a quarterback. To work on his decision making and adapt to SEC play. The transition won’t be easy, but the potential is easy to see.

Curtis ended the game 14/16 for 247 yards and three touchdown passes. His first was a seven-yard touchdown strike on the run. His second came on a short pass to the running back in the flats. His third was a beautiful deep ball down the sideline that allowed the receiver to catch it in stride for a long touchdown. He also ran six times for 44 yards and one more touchdown.

The hype is real, and Georgia fans should be excited...

How did other Georgia Bulldog commits perform over the weekend? Let’s take a look...

4-star WR Craig Dandridge‍ - The Cambridge (GA) standout caught two passes for 89 yards and one touchdown during their big 56-0 win over Johns Creek. Dandridge has caught four passes through the first two weeks of the season for 155 yards and two touchdowns.

4-star WR Ryan Mosley‍ - The Carrollton pass-catcher hauled in three passes on Friday night for 85 yards and one touchdown during their 41-7 win over Columbia. Through his first two games, Mosley has caught six passes for 178 yards and two touchdowns.

4-star WR Brady Marchese‍ - The Cartersville wideout caught three passes over the weekend for 71 yards and one long touchdown during the Purple Hurricane’s 39-14 win over Rockmart. Through his first two games, Marchese has seven catches for 99 yards and one score.

4-star LB Nick Abrams II‍ - Georgia’s four-star linebacker had a terrific week one game this weekend, playing just one half during McDonogh’s 48-6 win. In the first half. Abrams made six tackles, one TFL, and a pick-six defensively. On offense, the Maryland native scored on a 10-yard receiving touchdown.

4-star DB Jordan Smith‍ - The four-star safety out of Houston County (GA) followed up his strong week one with another big game in week two, making six tackles during their 56-42 win over Effingham County. Smith now has 15 tackles through his first two games.

4-star LB Shadarius Toodle‍ - The four-star linebacker from Mobile is coming off a big season-opener for Cottage Hill (AL), making 12 tackles and one sack while scoring on a seven-yard touchdown run.

4-star DL Carter Luckie‍ - The big Norcross defender is fresh off a really strong week two game against Mill Creek. Luckie made 11 tackles, four TFLs and one sack during the 45-28 victory. He’s ranked as the No. 38 DL prospect and the No. 360 overall prospect in the 2026 class.

4-star EDGE Khamari Brooks‍ - A dynamic local defender on the commit list who is off to a giant 2025 season, Brooks and his North Oconee team are fresh off a week two victory over Dalton. Brooks only played in the first half during the 56-7 blowout but still had five tackles, one sack, and five QB pressures. He’s ranked as the No. 19 EDGE and the No. 137 overall prospect in the country.