Jack Plummer

Jack Plummer, born on October 21, 1999, in Gilbert, Arizona, is an emerging talent in the NFL, playing as a quarterback for the Carolina Panthers. Before making his mark in the professional league, Plummer showcased his skills at Louisville, competing in the Atlantic Coast Conference, which set the stage for his entry into the NFL in 2024. Standing at 6 feet 5 inches and weighing 215 pounds, Plummer's physical stature is complemented by his remarkable passing abilities and field vision. His rookie year stats reflect his potential and adaptability to the professional game. Throughout the preseason, he compiled 406 passing yards with a completion percentage of 63.235, achieving a quarterback rating of 89.5 over three games, two of which he started. His performance included two touchdown passes, with the longest being 36 yards, and he demonstrated his mobility with 1 rushing yard on six attempts. Off the field, Plummer's journey from Gilbert High School to the NFL, through his college career at Louisville, illustrates his determination and dedication to the sport. His early life in Gilbert, AZ, laid the foundation for his football career, which he has built upon with each passing year. Despite being in the early stages of his professional career, Plummer's contributions to the Panthers show promise for both his future and that of his team. His ability to adapt and perform under pressure will be key to his development as a leading quarterback in the NFL.