08-01-2026, 06:26 AM
Speaking of five-star quarterback commits, Jared Curtis is a name that just keeps popping up. He was committed to Georgia for much of last year, but then he flipped to Vanderbilt just days before signing day.
It was assumed that he did so because of a large NIL offer from the Commodores, but very little information was ever revealed about that deal. That changed on Friday though when details emerged about his NIL deal being worth upwards of $10 million.
This came about because a reporter wrote that his deal is close to fellow five-star QB Bryce Underwood's deal at Michigan which is known to be worth between $10 and $12 million.
Georgia gave Curtis a competitive deal, but it wasn't close to this. So this is the biggest reason why Curtis flipped to Vanderbilt and coincidentally why Georgia shouldn't regret losing him.
It was assumed that he did so because of a large NIL offer from the Commodores, but very little information was ever revealed about that deal. That changed on Friday though when details emerged about his NIL deal being worth upwards of $10 million.
This came about because a reporter wrote that his deal is close to fellow five-star QB Bryce Underwood's deal at Michigan which is known to be worth between $10 and $12 million.
Georgia gave Curtis a competitive deal, but it wasn't close to this. So this is the biggest reason why Curtis flipped to Vanderbilt and coincidentally why Georgia shouldn't regret losing him.
