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Harvard QB Jaden Craig Makes Jump to Power Four Football
29 Aug
Summary
- Jaden Craig, a Harvard star, transfers to TCU for his final season.
- Craig aims to prove his skills against higher competition for NFL draft.
- Coach Dykes praises Craig's command and decision-making in camp.
Jaden Craig, a standout quarterback from Harvard, is making a significant move to TCU for his last year of college football eligibility. Craig, who earned an Ivy League degree, is seeking to boost his NFL draft prospects by competing at a higher level.
During his time with the Crimson, Craig established himself as Harvard's greatest passer, setting multiple school records. He accumulated 6,074 passing yards and 52 touchdowns over three seasons. Despite a notable performance dip in a previous FCS playoff game, Craig has garnered praise from TCU's coaching staff.
Head coach Sonny Dykes has highlighted Craig's effective command of the offense and smart decision-making during fall camp. With Craig having a strong relationship with his receivers and running backs, Dykes is encouraged by his preparation for the upcoming season.
Craig's transfer is part of a trend of Harvard players moving to high-major programs. He faces an immediate challenge in Week 0 against North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland, aiming to prove his game translates to the Power Four level.
