Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord has announced on social media that he is declaring for the NFL draft after one season with the Orange.

Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord told ESPN on Friday that he will declare for the NFL draft and has decided to no longer pursue an NCAA eligibility waiver for another season.

McCord, who is from Mount Laurel, N.J., led the nation in passing this season with 4,779 yards and broke several Syracuse and ACC records along the way.

McCord’s decision came just hours after Georgia QB Carson Beck reversed his NFL draft declaration, opting to transfer to Miami and effectively replace Ward. Texas QB Quinn Ewers also hinted on Friday that he expects to enter the draft once his season concludes.

Former Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord, who played last season at Syracuse, will declare for 2025 NFL Draft, ending his college career

Since the College Football regular season has ended, Syracuse pass leader Kyle McCord has declared for the NFL Draft.

McCord was the nation’s leading passer in 2024 with 4,779 passing yards and led the Orange to their first 10 win season since 2018. Carter recorded his 12th sack in Penn State’s final game against Notre Dame and was Penn State’s first consensus All-American since Saquon Barkley back in 2017.

Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord is declaring for the NFL draft, he told Pete Thamel of ESPN on Friday. McCord had been pursuing an NCAA eligibility waiver for an extra college season. "I think the biggest thing for me was,

Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord will declare for the NFL Draft after leading the nation with 4,779 yards, ESPN reported Friday.

ESPN is reporting that former Ohio State and current Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord is declaring for the 2025 NFL Draft. This season he led the Orange to a record of 10-3 and a victory over Washington State in the Holiday Bowl.