In a game that had the fate of the universe hanging in the balance, Ole Miss dominated the Blue Devils with a score of 52-20. Jaxson Dart, channeling the skills of Doctor Strange, delivered a flawless performance that left fans wondering if he had discovered the ultimate path to the NFL. Each throw he made was a well-thought-out strategy, setting the scene for his next thrilling endeavor. Could this be the start of Dart’s own superhero origin story?

Jaxson Dart’s exceptional performance against Duke didn’t let fans take their eyes off him. Now, this performance will surely boost his NFL draft, and even Fox Sports analyst Jordan Schultz highlighted some interesting scout updates on his tweet, saying, “He’s gonna be a major steal in the draft. Throws the ball down the field as well as anyone, which I realize is kind of this lost skill in today’s game, but that’s what makes him so interesting. Get Dart a couple of speed guys, and he can really hurt you.” This is the exact outcome Lane Kiffin and Jaxson would have thought of when he decided to make one last sacrifice for Kiffin and played in the bowl game.

Even Duke’s head coach, Manny Diaz, agrees with this as he compliments Jaxson Dart and his “elite” play against his team, saying, “Guys that play like he does don’t always play in bowl games.” Well, can’t blame him, though Jaxson Dart’s final game with Ole Miss was nothing short of legendary. During the game, he broke Chad Kelly’s single-season passing and total offense records, completing 27 of 34 passes for 404 yards, four TDs, and 43 rushing yards. Crazy right?

Moreover, Jaxson Dart also passed Dak Prescott for 5th in SEC total offense and Jared Lorenzen for 9th in passing yards. With a beautiful 51-yard connection to Jordan Watkins, Dart surpassed 12,000 career total yards, joining SEC legends like Tim Tebow, Aaron Murray, and Drew Lock. That’s straight-up dominance. But even though this record speaks volumes of his talent, and even Coach Manny Diaz thinks he could make it big in the NFL, Dart’s path to the NFL is a bit uncertain. While he’s a talented QB, knowing Lane Kiffin’s track record with developing NFL quarterbacks isn’t ideal, and Matt Corral is one of the biggest examples of it.

Some people believe that Kiffin-developed quarterbacks struggle in the NFL because of his heavy reliance on RPO or Run-Pass-Option. While this strategy is highly effective in college, it is easier for NFL defenses to counter. Kiffin may be adjusting his approach, but regardless, a team is willing to give Dart a chance. There are reports that a QB-needy franchise is already showing an interest in him. Could this be Dart’s opportunity to prove he can succeed at the next level? Let’s wait and see what unfolds.

Jaxson Dart’s alleged NFL team

Jaxson Dart’s performance against Duke in the Gators’ Bowl is live proof of what this guy can actually do. It’s not every day you see a player breaking records of a legendary player, Chad Kelly’s single-season record. But what’s next? We all know that the Las Vegas Raiders are actively seeking a quarterback, and with big names like Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward in the mix, the competition is heating up. However, there is a possibility that the Raiders might go for Jaxson as their Plan B if Shedeur and Cam end up somewhere else.

It’s a smart move, especially with roster holes to fill. If they trade back to acquire multiple high-caliber picks, Jaxson Dart could become a sneaky option. It’s the type of move that could work well for a team trying to build from the ground up. Moreover, there is a possibility that the Raiders might not go all-in on a quarterback with their first-round pick, especially when they need to address other glaring needs. This means Dart, whose draft rank is lower than Shedeur’s and Cam’s, Dart can be their hidden gem. But what if, after his performance against Duke, his draft value goes up? Then, this might again be a problem for the Raiders.

Honestly, the Raiders might not be the first choice of players with such a high level of talent, but you see yourself; 12 losses in the season is not something that attracts athletes. But it will also give them a chance to make a big impact. Moreover, knowing Lane Kiffin’s mixed record with quarterbacks, Jaxson Dart’s talent speaks for itself. He’s the kind of player who could surprise if given the right chance. It’s that classic “underdog story” we see in movies, but this time, it could be the real deal. The question is: will anyone take that leap?