Ole Miss Rebels quarterback Jaxson Dart is off to new ventures in his football career, officially declaring for the NFL Draft following his team's win over Duke in the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl. According to one analyst, Dart has turned the heads of some pro scouts already.

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The universal answer, per fans, is that it has to do with Vanderbilt’s Diego Pavia, who was given an extra year of eligibility thanks to a decision by a federal judge. Lane Kiffin took what many perceived to be a shot at Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia during his interview at the Gator Bowl.

Ole Miss Rebels quarterback Jaxson Dart ranks among the best at his position in the NFL Draft, according to one analyst.

Jaxson Dart threw for 404 yards and four touchdowns in his final collegiate game, leading No. 16 Mississippi to a 52-20 romp over Duke in the Gator Bowl.

After Jaxson Dart plays his final game with the Ole Miss football team on Jan. 2, he announces his plans for the NFL Draft.

Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart declared for the 2025 NFL draft in a pair of social media posts on Friday. Dart confirmed that he still plans on suiting

One NFL scout told Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports NFL, " He’s gonna be a major steal in the draft. Throws the ball down the field as well as anyone, which I realize is kinda this lost skill in today’s game, but that’s what makes him interesting. Get Dart a couple speed guys and he can really hurt you."

Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart is looking more and more like a future pro footballer after his Rebels dominated Duke in the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl.

Ole Miss football concluded its 2024 campaign with a dominant win over Duke in the Gator Bowl on Thursday, beating the Blue Devils 52-20 in Jacksonville. For the seniors, it was their last time ever wearing an Ole Miss jersey.

From a technical standpoint, the prospect, like a boxer, bounces on his toes occasionally, just before planting and driving. While he can throw on the run, the player's accuracy greatly wanes while moving. Not so much the velocity, but the placement.