Quinn Ewers is set to take on the Combine with reports he has practiced with former Cowboys Head Coach Mike McCarthy and has met with Jets and Raiders

The college football offseason is underway, but plenty of questions remain. On Tuesday, news broke that Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers played nearly the entire 2024 season with a torn oblique suffered against Michigan in Week 2.

Mike McCarthy is taking 2025 off from coaching, but he’s reportedly been helping Longhorns QB Quinn Ewers prep for the NFL scouting combine.

Multiple outlets have reported that Texas football QB Quinn Ewers' oblique strain was an oblique tear that he played through during the 2024 season.

Former Texas football quarterback Quinn Ewers is one tough son of a gun. During the 2024 season, he played through a barrage of injuries. Most notably, Ewers had an oblique strain that kept him sidelined for two games.

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Even before his impressive performance at the NFL Combine, Texas QB Quinn Ewers had reportedly "intrigued" the New York Giants.

Ewers spent the last three seasons as the starting quarterback for the Texas Longhorns after beginning his college career at Ohio State. He led his team to the College Football Pl

The Indianapolis Colts said they want to bring in some competition for Anthony Richardson given his struggles in 2024. NFL reporter Aditi Kinkhabwala mentioned on X that Texas Longhorns leader Quinn Ewers formally met with the Colts and other teams.

Before Arch Manning took the QB1 baton from Quinn Ewers, before Quinn Ewers left for the NFL draft, and even before the season ended. The post Quinn Ewers Clears Stance on $6M Texas Leverage After Response to Steelers’ Mike Tomlin Turns Heads appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Cardale Jones may have had a brief and unsuccessful NFL career, but there is at least one top quarterback prospect who is taking a page from the former Ohio State star’s book.