Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers had a brisk throwing session at the NFL scouting combine and hopes to go high in April's NFL draft. Will he?

He didn't face any pocket pressure in his face on the turf at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday but Quinn Ewers still showed scouts why he's one of the mo

That leaves Texas Longhorns' Quinn Ewers as an even bigger mystery. Much of the uncertainty surrounding Ewers stems from everything he has endured during his career. However, the former Texas quarterback believes that very experience makes him the "most ready for the NFL" among this year's quarterback prospects,

The New Orleans Saints met with a lot of the top prospects in the 2025 NFL draft class at this year's combine, trying to gain a better understanding of the players available to them in April. They have diversified their portfolio in a sense when it comes to these meetings as well,

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers missed some easy throws at the NFL Scouting Combine that could scare some teams off.

There were rumors that Quinn Ewers was considering coming back to college to lead the Texas Longhorns - and rake in a little more NIL money - in 2025. Now after declaring for the NFL Draft and competing at this week's Scouting Combine,

Ewers missed time during the 2024 season with an oblique injury and also dealt with an ankle injury near the end of the season.

Quinn Ewers likely doesn't sit atop any draft boards, at least among those created by pundits and analysts, but that doesn't mean much to the former Texas star. "I think I'm the best [in the class] and the most ready for the NFL because of what I've been through,

Former Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers took part in the NFL scouting combine on Saturday, showcasing his talents in front of league personnel. After completing a few drills on the field, Ewers met with the media to discuss his meetings with NFL head coaches,

If Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers could describe himself in one word, it would probably be resilient. Yes, Ewers has been blessed with some incredible opportunities over his playing career. He received a scholarship offer to Ohio State as an eighth-grader,