With Quinn Ewers on his way to the NFL, we have to wonder what college football team reportedly offered the former Texas Longhorns starter $8 million in NIL to transfer to them this offseason. Let's try to whittle it down a bit and see if we can nail it!

When it came to the NFL Draft, there used to be this phenomenon called "bowl-game bias," when a prospect would see massive movement in his draft stock based on one game to end the season. It was pretty foolish.

Manning has been with the Longhorns for two seasons. Throughout his time at Texas, he has recorded nine touchdowns and 969 yards through the air, four touchdowns and 115 yards on the ground. During the 2024 season, Ewers posted 31 touchdowns and 3,471 yards with a 65.8 completion percentage.

Quinn Ewers saw his college career with the Texas Longhorns fall just short of a national championship for a second straight season. In the College Football Playoff, Texas was sent home by the Ohio State Buckeyes in the semifinals,

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Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning recently sat down with Complex Magazine, which asked the incoming redshirt sophomore to name his five favorite quarterbacks of all-time. Manning left his grandfather and namesake,

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Steve Sarkisian and the Texas Longhorns saw their season come up short once again, falling in the College Football Playoff semifinals for the second straight year. It was the Ohio State Buckeyes that ended the Quinn Ewers era in Austin,

Manning understands the level of attention and scrutiny that comes with his family’s last name, but says he hasn’t done enough to earn his current stardom.

Texas is set to move into the Arch Manning era following a 2024 season that saw the team crash out of the College Football Playoffs in the semifinals for the second straight year. Expectations could not be higher.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning, the latest signal caller to hold the famous last name, said Thursday he doesn't deserve any attention yet: