The offseason jumps into a new gear this week with the NFL Scouting Combine unfolding in Indianapolis. Of course, the quarterback prospects will be a main attraction at Lucas Oil Stadium, but there is oftentimes the question of whether they'll throw at this event or wait until their pro day.

Texas head football coach Steve Sarkisian did his best last-minute efforts to help his QB, Quinn Ewers, get a narrative bump before the 2025 NFL draft.

NFL Combine is just a few days away, and 14 Texas Longhorns are eager to make a statement that will hopefully get their name called on April 24. There's no question that all eyes will be on Texas starting quarterback Quinn Ewers as he looks to increase his NFL Draft stock following a 2024 season where he suffered an abdomen injury early on that caused him to miss two games.

With the NFL Combine and NFL Draft nearly here, Quinn Ewers has a better idea of where he stands positionally.

After a great year with the Texas Longhorns, Quinn Ewers declared himself eligible for the upcoming NFL Draft, and his head coach, Steve Sarkisian, made something clear about his QB.

Quinn Ewers served as the starting quarterback of the Texas Longhorns for the last three seasons. He initially started his journey with Ohio State but decided to redshirt his freshman campaign and enter the transfer portal.

Where Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers will be selected in the 2025 NFL draft is one of the more hotly debated topics of the college football offseason.

Quinn Ewers continues to rise up pundits' rankings after the Texas product took a gamble by entering his name in the 2025 NFL draft rather than accepting a massive NIL deal

Quinn Ewers's NFL Draft stock is in the air currently as analysts and evaluators alike have wide-ranging opinions on the Texas Longhorns quarterback.