If Quinn Ewers wants, his college football career is through. It seemed Carson Beck was ready to go pro, then the now-former Georgia quarterback changed his mind and decided to stay put as a collegian, transferring to Miami for a reported $4 million payday.

The Texas Longhorns' 28-14 loss to Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl could go down as the final game of Quinn Ewers's college football career. That is, of course, i

While far from definitive, it is the closest to an answer Ewers has given about his thoughts for 2025, as speculation has run rampant about his football future. At the end of December, On3 reported one unnamed school made a $6 million pitch to lure Ewers to play for that team and leave Texas.

On Tuesday, On3 insider J.D. Pickell floated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish as a potential landing spot for Ewers. Pickell mentioned how Mike Denbrock, the current Notre Dame offensive coordinator, helped Jayden Daniels improve his game after his transfer to LSU and how that could benefit Ewers in the long run.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers played what could be his last ever college football game after his team’s 28-14 loss to Ohio State in the CFP semifinals this past week. Ewers, who threw for 283 yards, two touchdowns and one interception in the Cotton Bowl defeat,

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.

Quinn Ewers firmly shut down any ideas of transferring to another school before the Cotton Bowl. In an interview with ESPN’s “College GameDay” Pete Thamel prior to the Longhorns’ appearance in the Col