Former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel thought that Texas football benching Quinn Ewers for Arch Manning was a "weird decision."

University of Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers is taking this season in stride. The No. 1 ranked Longhorns lost this past weekend

Quinn Ewers is not leaving the Texas program despite a report to the contrary that surfaced on Monday afternoon.

Arch Manning looked great while Quinn Ewers was out, but when Ewers was ready to play again, he returned to his duties as QB1 of the team. Ewers came back for the rivalry game against Oklahoma, and after a slow start, he led the team to a dominant win over the Sooners. Texas won the game 34-3, and all was well.

Quinn Ewers had just two words to address the rumor that he was leaving the Texas Longhorns football ball program.

The Longhorns opted to bench quarterback Quinn Ewers in the game’s second quarter. Ewers struggled in the first half against the Bulldogs’ defense, which sent quarterback Arch Manning into the game.

Former Texas A&M quarterback was puzzled by Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian's decision to bench quarterback Quinn Ewers in favor of Arch Manning during their 30-15 loss to the Georgia Bulldogs, per an interview with Collin Wilson of The Action Network.

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Quinn Ewers was forced to address his future with the Texas Longhorns on Monday afternoon, but he made his intentions very clear. On Monday, the 247 Sports Instagram account made a post that said “Texas QB Quinn Ewers will sit out the rest of the season to prepare for the NFL Draft.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers skipped his regularly scheduled press conference two days after he was momentarily replaced by Arch Manning in the Longhorns' loss to Georgia