Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers played through some injuries last season. He reportedly tore his oblique, an injury that was called a strain and kept him out of part of one game and two other games. Then,

Ewers capped his career with second-team all-conference nods in both the Big 12 and SEC with each year ending in the CFP semis

Multiple outlets have reported that Texas football QB Quinn Ewers' oblique strain was an oblique tear that he played through during the 2024 season.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers played through much of the 2024 season with an injury far worse than what we had thought. While it was first reported as a strained oblique, new information reveals that Ewers actually suffered a torn oblique in Week 2 against Michigan.

After three seasons at Texas, the time for Quinn Ewers to leave has come. Ewers is now set to begin his professional career after playing under head coach Steve Sarkisian. Gaining some NFL Draft steam is the goal over the next few weeks and Sarkisian decided to help out on Thursday.

Quinn Ewers is set to take on the Combine with reports he has practiced with former Cowboys Head Coach Mike McCarthy and has met with Jets and Raiders

The Scouting Combine is now underway for NFL Draft prospects, giving them the option to partake in certain drills, with Shedeur Sanders and Quinn Ewers taking opposite approaches this weekend

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