When it came to the NFL Draft, there used to be this phenomenon called "bowl-game bias," when a prospect would see massive movement in his draft stock based on one game to end the season. It was pretty foolish.

Quinn Ewers is headed to the 2025 NFL Draft following an up and down season with the Texas Longhorns. Where will he land?

It may not have ended the way he envisioned but Quinn Ewers' college career is officially over after Wednesday's announcement. According to his agent, the Texas QB and former No. 1 recruit has declared for the NFL Draft after two seasons as the Longhorns starter where he went 21-5 and led UT to the

After a record six quarterbacks were selected in the first 12 overall picks of the 2024 NFL Draft, the 2025 quarterback class is being widely panned as a disappointing group overall. And while those perceptions can certainly change over the next four months,

The Texas Longhorns are heading into the Arch Manning era following three years with Quinn Ewers leading the offense. After the 2024 college football season, where the Longhorns were defeated by the Ohio State Buckeyes in the semifinal of the College Football Playoff, Ewers declared for the 2025 NFL Draft .

Austin, Texas – Texas junior quarterback Quinn Ewers declared for the NFL draft on Wednesday, ending a Longhorns career in which he led the program to a Big 12 championship and twice to the College Football Playoff but was not always embraced by a fan base eagerly waiting for Arch Manning to take over.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers hadn’t even played in the Cotton Bowl against Ohio State and he was already being asked about what next season holds for

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Quinn Ewers quickly became a household name — thanks to his trademark mullet, lofty prospect rating, and a juicy NIL deal out of high school. He’s among the most experienced starters in college football history,