Jayden Wade, Nation’s Top QB in 2028 Class, Looks All-In on Georgia - and That’s Big News for the Bulldogs
When it comes to five-star quarterbacks, Georgia’s track record has been more heartbreak than happy ending. The Bulldogs have landed commitments from some of the top signal-callers in the country over the years, but holding onto them all the way to signing day? That’s been a different story.
Just look at recent history. Jared Curtis flipped to Vanderbilt not long ago.
Before that, Dylan Raiola stunned the recruiting world when he chose Nebraska instead of sticking with Georgia. For a program that’s consistently in the national championship conversation, missing out on elite quarterbacks at the last minute has been a frustrating trend.
But now, there’s a different energy in Athens - and it centers around Jayden Wade.
Wade, the No. 1 overall recruit in the 2028 class and a bona fide five-star quarterback, committed to Georgia last month. And unlike some of his predecessors, he’s showing no signs of wavering. In fact, he’s doing the opposite - doubling down on his decision and making it clear that he’s all-in on the Bulldogs.
Whether it’s hyping up Georgia on social media or celebrating the team’s SEC Championship win over Alabama, Wade has been vocal and visible about his commitment. His recent post - “Built Different #IMG #GoDawgz” - isn’t just a hashtag-laden shoutout.
It’s a message. He’s not just committed.
He’s invested.
And that matters - a lot.
Wade isn’t just another elite quarterback. He’s the guy in the 2028 class.
The kind of player who can change the trajectory of a program, even one as stacked as Georgia. His presence alone could attract more top-tier talent on both sides of the ball.
And for a team that’s been so close to locking in a generational QB talent only to lose them late in the cycle, Wade’s early and enthusiastic buy-in is a breath of fresh air.
Now, let’s be real - there’s still a long road ahead. Two years in recruiting years is an eternity.
A lot can change. Other programs will come calling.
NIL pitches will be made. Coaches will make their rounds.
But as of today, Georgia has its guy. And not just on paper - in spirit, attitude, and action.
That’s a win in itself.
If Wade sticks - and right now, he’s giving every indication that he will - it could mark a turning point for Georgia’s quarterback recruiting. The Bulldogs have built a powerhouse on defense, in the trenches, and with a deep roster of skill players.
Locking in a true elite quarterback for the long haul? That’s the missing piece that could keep them at the top of college football for years to come.
So while the past might suggest caution, the present - and maybe the future - looks a lot more promising with Jayden Wade leading the way.