Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers believes he has played his final season of college football. When asked by ESPN's Pete Thamel if he expects to play in the

Pete Thamel: Quinn Ewers will be one of the most divisive prospects in NFL draft Pete Thamel analyzes how NFL scouts are evaluating Quinn Ewers as a potential NFL draft prospect.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers likely saw his college football career come crashing to an end on Friday, struggling in a 28-14 loss to Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl. While the Buckeyes will be heading to the national championship game and a showdown with Notre Dame,

Texas football quarterback Quinn Ewers is expected to declare for the 2025 NFL draft according to a report from ESPN reporter Pete Thamel.

Quinn Ewers’ decision about the NFL Draft is sure to be one of the biggest storylines after Texas’ run to the College Football Playoff semifinals. When asked by ESPN’s Pete Thamel about whether he expects to play college football in 2025,

On the year, Ewers has thrown for 3,189 yards with 29 touchdowns and 11 picks. He has battled through injuries and rumors that Arch Manning would overtake him for the starting role en route to leading Texas to a second straight College Football Playoff.

Entering the semifinals of the College Football Playoff, Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers has thrown for 3,189 yards, 29 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.

When asked if he planned to play college football next season, the Southlake Carroll product provided a simple response. “No. I don’t,” Ewers said. From his completion on 4th & 13, facing his former school,