The Oklahoma Sooners have lost another commitment from their 2025 recruiting class. Earlier in the fall, a pair of defensive linemen rescinded their pledge to the Sooners. On Thursday evening, Oklahoma’s quarterback in the 2025 cycle, Kevin Sperry, flipped his commitment from the Sooners to the Florida State Seminoles.
Sperry was an early commitment in the 2025 recruiting class, coming on board before the Sooners had their 2024 quarterback commitments from Michael Hawkins Jr. and Brendan Zurbrugg.
With uncertainty at offensive coordinator and the future of the position up in the air, Sperry opted to take his talents to Tallahassee to work with Florida State head coach Mike Norvell.
The Titans need help at quarterback, which in this scenario comes in the form of Ward. He is a risk-taker, but he has the upside and arm talent to be a long-term starter in the league. There are certainly worse bets to make than Ward at this point in the draft and it would be a nice landing spot for him. — Charles McDonald
Whatever happens with the Myles Garrett saga, with Carter, the Browns either get a potential high-end running mate across from Garrett or a new potential top-tier pass rusher to build the defense around in the future. The Browns are doing their homework on QBs, but in this scenario they try to find a buy-low veteran for 2025 and focus on next year’s draft for a QB of the future as they reshape their roster for the post-Deshaun Watson experiment era. Abdul won’t need surgery on a foot ailment, ESPN reported Thursday. — Nate Tice
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