Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers has only taken a handful of snaps at the college level but is already receiving tons of hype in fall camp.
Ewers reclassified to the class of 2021 where he enrolled at Ohio State for his true freshman season. After sitting behind All-American CJ Stroud, Ewers decided to transfer back home to the state of Texas and play for the Longhorns.
Many are excited to see the former top prospect suit up in the Burnt Orange. 247Sports’ Chris Hummer named Ewers the most “high profile redshirt freshman in the country.”
He’s a former No. 1 overall recruit and ranked as a five-star transfer this offseason, exiting Ohio State for Texas. Currently, Ewers is locked in a QB battle with Hudson Card to be Texas’ starting QB. Nothing is certain, but Ewers is very likely to win that battle by the end of fall camp. And if he’s the starter, Ewers will front an offense with those like Bijan Robinson and Xavier Worthy as weapons and Steve Sarkisian as his offensive coordinator. Expectations for Ewers will be through the roof.
The college football world will be paying close attention to Ewers’ college career. Texas’ offense has the potential to be one of the best in the nation with Ewers leading the charge.