Quinn Ewers, the star quarterback for the Texas Longhorns, led his team to a thrilling last-minute double overtime victory against the Arizona State Sun Devils in Atlanta on New Year’s Day.
The game showcased Ewers’ exceptional passing and running abilities, but notably, he received zero playing time for Texas’ rising star, Arch Manning, who is poised to take over as the team’s leader next fall.
In a recent interview, NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay expressed his thoughts on Ewers and suggested that he reconsider his decision to leave for the NFL. McShay argued that Ewers could benefit from playing more, experiencing a different environment, and stepping out of Austin’s familiar surroundings. He emphasized that a change of system and a new team could unlock Ewers’ full potential.
“I know that Quinn has said he’s leaving this year and going to the NFL, I think he should reconsider,” McShay said. “I think Quinn Ewers would benefit… I think playing more, different environment, getting out of Austin, different system, could bring out the best in him.”
While Ewers could potentially transfer to another team and achieve success, one potential destination that stands out is the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. This could be an ideal landing spot for Ewers, offering him the opportunity to showcase his talents and potentially lead the Fighting Irish to success.