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Quinn Ewers attempted the opportunity to go to the NFL instead of transferring Texas longhorns to continue his university football career.
Ewers was slid from a projection halfway to the last round of last week. Miami dolphins selected Ewers on the seventh round. He will probably have to compete with Zach Wilson for the quarter aid post.
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The quarter-back of Texas Longhorns, Quinn Ewers (3) launches the ball during training at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, December 30, 2024, before the quarter of university football. Longhorns will play the Arizona State Sun Devils in the Peach Bowl on New Year’s Day. (Sara Diggins / American-Statesman / USA Today Network via Imagn Images)
The former Texas star and his agent Ron Slavin opened in ESPN for a story on his draft slide. Slavin revealed their state of mind while the hours and minutes walked away during the draft. He said that he thought that Ewers could have had a good chance of landing with Las Vegas raiders or Seattle Seahawks on day 2. But the so-called “nightmare” scenario occurred when the raiders spent the quarter-Arrière for two guys from the FCS, a division lower than the top of university football.
Slavin said he spoke with two teams before the start of the seventh round – Dallas’ dolphins and cowboys. It was then that Miami finally took it. Slavin told ESPN that he had held next to “half of the league” to see why his client fell from a fourth lap projected until the seventh round.
“They thought it was a choice of third or fourth round, but too big name to be a holder,” he said. “What I think are chickens —“
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Quinn Ewers # 3 of Texas Longhorns launches the ball in the first quarter against the Clemson Tigers during the Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium Summary Match on December 21, 2024, in Austin, Texas. (Images Jack Gorman / Getty)
Ewers said he would use the light project as a fuel.
“It is certainly a lot of motivation that accompanies it, especially being the last (quarter-arre) written,” said Ewers. “I always have the expectations high for me, but just from the outside, it is the first time in my life not to have as many expectations. There is certainly motivation and fuel. Many.”
Ewers was one of the best quarters of the school when he initially engaged in Ohio State. He was transferred to Texas before the 2022 season and spent the rest of his career there.
The quarter-back of Texas Longhorns Quinn Ewers warms up while the Texas Longhorns are preparing to play the Clemson Tigers in the first round of the university football playoffs. (Sara Diggins / American-Statesman / USA Today Network via Imagn Images)
He had 3,472 yards by the pass and 31 passes in touch in 2024. The Longhorns went to the qualifiers for university football, to be eliminated by the Ohio State in the semi-finals.
