Vanderbilt Commodores quarterback Diego Pavia raised some eyebrows by declaring himself the best quarterback ever. Pavia took the college football world by storm last season, helping Vanderbilt upset Alabama and enjoy a successful campaign. Yet, during the season, Vanderbilt was one of the teams that was followed by Netflix for its new SEC documentary.One clip went viral in particular on Tuesday as Diego Pavia says he's gonna be the best ever to walk the Earth."Gonna be the best ever to walk the Earth," Pavia said. "When I first got here, they told me I wasn't able to work out at three in the morning. I would sneak in the weight room, and I would like jam it open, broke the door in a sense and it would never really close, and I would lift. "If you tell me I can't do it, I'll do it right in front of your face. Sometimes people don't understand that I'm really wired different."It was a bold comment from Pavia, who was full of them this past season. He was known to have a chip on his shoulder and would speak what was on his mind and that attitude allowed him and Vanderbilt to have success.Pavia went 177-for-298 for 2,293 yards, 20 touchdowns and four interceptions last season with Vanderbilt. He added 800 rushing yards and eight touchdowns.Diego Pavia sets bold goal for Vanderbilt in 2025Diego Pavia is back at quarterback at Vanderbilt after winning a ruling against the NCAA.Pavia returned for his final year of eligibility, and he sees that after last season, the goal is championship or bust for Vanderbilt."I think people want to see us win more,” Pavia said, via On3. “You know, what I can do is just distribute the ball better. Timing routes, I worked on a lot. My feet, I worked on a lot. My job is to fill the seats. The way we fill the seats is with winning. So, our goal is the national championship.”It's a bold prediction for Pavia, but he has confidence in himself and Vanderbilt this season.Vanderbilt opens its season against Charleston Southern on Aug. 30. The Commodores have notable games against South Carolina, Alabama, LSU, Texas, and Tennessee.