Quinn Ewers could be making his final starts for the Texas Longhorns in the College Football Playoff. According to Anwar Richardson of Rivals, Ewers

The Texas quarterback reportedly will enter the NFL Draft after the season to make way for the Arch Manning era in Austin.

Over the past few weeks we've heard rumors about Quinn Ewers declaring for the NFL Draft. There have also been rumors that Ewers would transfer at the end of this season. With both reports out there for a couple weeks,

Quinn Ewers reportedly plans to enter the NFL draft, according to Orangebloods, which would open a route for the Longhorns to begin the 2025 campaign with Manning — the nephew of former NFL stars Peyton and Eli — as their signal-caller.

After reports emerged that Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers plans to enter the 2025 NFL Draft following this season, all eyes turned to the future of Arch Manning

Arch Manning is reportedly ready to succeed Quinn Ewers as Texas football's starting quarterback when Ewers declares for the NFL Draft.

Ewers is planning on declaring for the 2025 NFL Draft following the conclusion of the Longhorns' season, per Anwar Richardson of Orangebloods. Richardson also reported that backup QB Arch Manning has no plans to transfer and would slide right into the starting role next season.

Ewers has put together a solid season for the Longhorns, but has been criticized for his play against top competition. Ewers went 27-of-46 passing for 358 yards and one touchdown

A new report details the surprise decision Texas QB Quinn Ewers could make as players begin to declare for the NFL Draft.