With Quinn Ewers's declaration for the NFL Draft and the Texas Longhorns having already kicked off winter workouts, the Arch Manning era is fully underway. And ...

In that moment Wednesday, Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers read the defense, made the right switch and delivered the most cool, calculated throw of his Longhorns’ career. Ewers’ fourth-and-13 ...

Quinn Ewers' college career has been a turbulent experience, to say the least. The post Quinn Ewers’ Future Set to Take a ...

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers, who’s led the Longhorns to college football’s final four two season in a row, has plenty to smile about of late, but his first memories of throwing a ball ...

In this week's edition of "The Insider," Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers turned down an $8 million NIL transfer offer in deciding to enter the 2025 NFL Draft, sources close to Ewers told Horns247.

Quinn Ewers (Image Credit: Getty Images) Ewers followed up his stellar 2023 performance with an even stronger 2024 campaign, throwing for 3,472 yards and a career-high 31 touchdowns. His ...

The Arch Manning era has arrived for Texas football.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers (3) prepares to throw a pass in the first quarter of the College Football Playoff semifinal game between Ohio State and Texas at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Friday ...

Though Ewers struggled for long stretches ... And now it's just a matter, hopefully we can get open. He makes the right throw." "Quinn's got a clutch gene, and he came through," said Texas ...

Texas football quarterback Quinn Ewers is expected to declare for the 2025 NFL draft according to a report from ESPN reporter Pete Thamel. Ewers, a junior, has not declared for the NFL draft.

Anyone familiar with Quinn Ewers knows that, once upon a time before he started throwing up the Hook 'Em, he was a mulleted five-star recruit who signed with the Ohio State Buckeyes. The mullet is ...

The 2025 NFL Draft quarterback class may include one more big name. Quinn Ewers considered leaving Texas after the 2023 season but said he wanted to gain more experience. When ESPN's Pete Thamel ...