Let the Arch Manning era begin at Texas, because Quinn Ewers is heading to the next level. Ewers' agent confirmed to ESPN's Pete Thamel his client

The Dallas Morning News' Kevin Sherrington recently wrote that the second or third round seems about right for Ewers, but the volatility of the quarterback position could see him go higher. Vinnie Iyer of The Sporting News had Ewers going in the first round of his latest mock draft, landing with the Pittsburgh Steelers at No. 21 overall.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers announced on Wednesday that he is entering the 2025 NFL draft. Ewers spent the past three years as the Longhorns' starting signal-caller and now heads to the pros with flashes of being a decent QB.

Quinn Ewers is officially departing the Forty Acres after three memorable seasons in Austin. Per an announcement on X, the Texas Longhorns quarterbac

Quinn Ewers entered the college scene with immense hype, as one of the highest-graded recruits in recent memory. After a short stint at Ohio State, he returned home to Texas, where he's been the Longhorns starter the past three seasons.

The former Longhorns signal caller will take his talents to the NFL after two trips to the College Football Playoff.

Ewers, who was born in Texas, began his career at Ohio State before transferring to Texas where he started for three years, threw 68 touchdowns and led the Longhorns to two CFP appearances. This past year he held off Arch Manning, who will now take his spot as the team's starting quarterback.

In a draft light on quarterback talent, Texas star Quinn Ewers is capitalizing. The former No. 1 high school recruit is leaving the Longhorns after three seasons to jump to the NFL.

A memorable chapter of Texas football history came to a close on Wednesday, when quarterback Quinn Ewers announced his intent to declare for the 2025 NFL Draft. Ewers, a native of Southlake, was a three-year starter for the Longhorns. He posted a 21-5 record under center for coach Steve Sarkisian.