After having 11 Longhorn players drafted by NFL teams, Texas football could produce 15 or more next year. NFL analyst Charles Davis said Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers made the right decisions to return to school to show he can stay healthy and keep Arch Manning at bay.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers is returning for a third year as the Longhorns' signal caller, and on top of looking to build off of a Big 12 title and College Football Playoff appearance, he is looking to boost his draft stock.

OT Kelvin Banks will likely be the first Texas player taken in 2025, but QB Quinn Ewers and WR Isaiah Bond could also go in round one.

Texas' performance in April provides further evidence of the upward trajectory Sarkisian has the program on after years of middling results.

Texas has players in either category heading into the 2024 season. At least four Longhorns have been represented in mock drafts for 2025, but two have been among the most popular. They are Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers and left tackle Kelvin Banks Jr.

Mitchell, a first-year transfer from Georgia in 2023, was one of Texas' top pass-catching options last season as he finished with 55 receptions for 845 yards with 11 touchdowns in his lone season with the Longhorns. Worthy, a fellow receiver, broke the NFL combine's record for fastest 40-yard dash in March, running the event in 4.21 seconds.

We're just days removed from the 2024 NFL Draft where Texas A&M was represented by four players begin taken in the seven-round selection process.

A successful Texas Longhorns NFL Draft weekend is in the books. So, that means it’s time to start speculating about 2025 NFL prospects. Hook ‘Em Headlines is way ahead of us, including their naming of current Texas players like quarterback Quinn Ewers,