Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers continued to fly under the radar coming off the bye week and did not attend Monday’s press conference. It’s the second straight game week that Texas did not make its starting quarterback available to reporters.

Asked for an evaluation of the progress made by quarterback Quinn Ewers over the bye week, Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian said he looks "healthy." "I thought Quinn had a good week," Sarkisian said.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers has faced his fair share of criticisms over the past few weeks but head coach Steve Sarkisian loved what he saw from his star signal-caller during the team's bye week.

While he led Texas to a 34-3 victory over Oklahoma, Ewers struggled against Georgia in Week 8. In the Longhorns' 30-15 loss to the Bulldogs, Ewers posted two touchdowns, one interception and 211 yards, completing 25-of-43 pass attempts. While Ewers was sidelined with his injury, Arch Manning took over for Texas.

Steve Sarkisian has already accomplished quite a lot over his brief time as head coach of the Texas Longhorns, but one thing he's constantly under fire for is h

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian has gone out of his way to make sure that everyone who asks knows that Quinn Ewers is his starting quarterback.

If you didn’t know, Quinn Ewers is still Texas’ QB1. That’s a point that the Longhorns have had to make for some time now, especially over the last month and a half, and one that Joel Klatt now thinks is being overblown in Austin.

Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian got honest on Quinn Ewers' performance after the team's win over Vanderbilt.