This story has been updated with new information. Even though he has a year of eligibility left, Texas redshirt junior Quinn Ewers participated in Senior Day activities ahead of Saturday's football game against Kentucky. Both Ewers and UT head coach Steve ...

Quinn Ewers took part in Texas' Senior Day ahead of the game against Kentucky, but that doesn't mean he'll be heading to the NFL Draft next spring.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers was honored before the game against Kentucky on Saturday during the Longhorns' Senior Day

Texas football is preparing for the final home game of the season against Kentucky on Saturday, and during the Senior Day festivities, quarterback Quinn Ewers is expected to be recognized, according to CJ Vogel of On Texas Football.

There's a chance Saturday is Quinn Ewers' final game at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium. Depending on how you measure it, Ewers is one of the four or five most successf

Quinn Ewers underwent a precautionary MRI on Sunday after injuring his ankle in Saturday’s win against Kentucky, according to Rivals’ Anwar Richardson, which revealed a mild ankle sprain to the Longhorns’ starting quarterback.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers told reporters Saturday that his ankle was "a little tender" after the Longhorns' 31-14 victory over the Kentucky Wildcats, and coach Steve Sarkisian added that the ankle "just kind of kept tightening up on him" in the win.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers is expected to play in Saturday’s regular season finale against Texas A&M after suffering a minor injury last week, according to Anwar Richardson. Ewers is dealing with a mild ankle sprain and should be medically cleared to start next week after sustaining a minor injury during last weekend’s victory against Kentucky.

The latest step in that journey was a 31-14 win for Texas on Senior Day against Kentucky. The offense didn't have its best day in that one, but the defensive line dominated and carried Texas to a pretty comfortable victory.