Aaron TaylorNFL Legend’s Son Hits the Transfer Portal
Big moves in college football! JT Kitna, son of longtime NFL QB Jon Kitna, just announced he’s entering the transfer portal. After a short stint at Bowling Green and no on-field snaps, he’s ready for a fresh start—with four years of eligibility and some serious potential. Can he follow in his dad’s footsteps? Where should he land next? Let’s talk! CollegeFootball #TransferPortal #FootballFam #NextChapter #Sports
2025-04-17
Ghost Ryder
With NIL in the picture, I believe these players should pay their own tuition. Give the scholarships to lesser talented players who don't get NIL money.
04-18
Campbellsville, KY
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Paul Andrews
Jon Kitna= NFLl legend?!? What was the legendary part, the clipboard carrying or wearing a ball cap instead of a starters helmet?
04-17
Corpus Christi, TX
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p g
Legend?? Al Bundy is a bigger legend than this dude- Al Scored 4 , that’s right 4 touchdowns in the city championship game
04-17
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Randy Kilmer
Kitna played for the Bengals a bit and I remember him as a slightly above average QB. I don't remember throwing my remote through the TV when he was behind center.
04-17
Eaton, OH
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It’s Glo
His dad was a solid NFL QB. Legend is a bit far though lol. However I do remember his name very well. He is like the current day Andy Dalton imo. Dalton might be a bit better.
04-17
San Rafael, CA
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Rick Hardesty
that transfer portal is ruining college sports who ever dreamed up this ignorant idea should be flogged
04-18
Salina, KS
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Glenn Augustine
I disagree, a student who goes in the the NFL should have to pay back the scholarship if they don’t graduate with a 4 years degree. If they get a scholarship and transfer they should pay it back or the new school should pay it if they don’t graduate. That’s the risk of transferring.
04-19
Woodmont, CT
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Gary Hersel
NIL needs to stop it's not right that some kids get it and others don't it's a shame that college football went to this if your good get the scholarship then move to the NFL and get paid there.. Earn it
04-19
Lehighton, PA
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scott sliger
He should get a degree while playing football. That is the reason you go to college
04-18
Thompson's Station, TN
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Kenneth Mills
after their headcoach left I can't blame him, my grandson did the same thing 2 weeks ago from Bowling Green. a coach is important to the players. when you are recruited by the coach and then he leaves, the students feel betrayed and don't necessarily want to play for the new coach who is unknown 🤔
04-19
El Paso, TX
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