Texas QB Quinn Ewers continues to get some prominent placement in 2025 NFL mock drafts, but that lofty potential first-round status continues to take hits. Perhaps the biggest jolt to Ewers as a draft prospect came Saturday night,

The Bulldogs looked elite again on defense Saturday, rattling the Longhorns and then taking advantage of its lead.

Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian said he felt Quinn Ewers, his starting quarterback, "was a little uneasy" in the first half of Saturday night's loss to Georgia. Ewers completed 6 of his 12 pass attempts and turned the ball over twice before giving way to his backup, Arch Manning.

Quinn Ewers is a polarizing quarterback -- not just at Texas where Arch Manning waits in the wings with a good deal of support behind him to become the starter now, but also throughout the world of college football when it comes to his prospects as an NFL prospect.

During the Week 8 SEC football matchup between Georgia and Texas, head coach Steve Sarkisian benched Quinn Ewers for Arch Manning.

After benching Quinn Ewers in the first half, the Texas Longhorns have turned back to their starting quarterback.

No. 1 Texas turned to Arch Manning at quarterback while seeking a spark in the first half of its 30-15 loss to No. 5 Georgia on Saturday night. Manning stayed in the game for two possessions, finishing 3 of 6 passing for 19 yards as the Longhorns remained scoreless and entered halftime trailing 23-0.

Facing a 20-0 first-half deficit against No. 5 Georgia on Saturday, No. 1 Texas made a quarterback change. Starter Quinn Ewers was replaced under center

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian benched starting quarterback Quinn Ewers amid a disastrous offensive start at home against No. 5 Georgia on Saturday night. Ewers was 6-of-12 for 17 yards and an interception,

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian has been deliberate with his words whenever he talks about the starting quarterback situation. He’s always backed Quinn Ewers as the starter and maintained Arch Manning is the backup.