Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers expected to return vs. Oklahoma: report

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The University of Texas will reportedly have its signal-caller under center for the Red River Rivalry against Oklahoma Saturday. 

Quinn Ewers, who transferred to Texas from Ohio State during the offseason, is expected the start against the Sooners after missing the past month with a shoulder injury, according to ESPN.

Hudson Card (1) of the Texas Longhorns looks to pass during the first half against the Texas Tech Red Raiders Sept. 24, 2022, in Lubbock, Texas.  (Josh Hedges/Getty Images)

In Texas’ Week 2 loss to Alabama, Ewers was injured at the end of the first quarter after being tackled by Alabama’s Dallas Turner. Ewers has suited up for each game since being sidelined but has not been healthy enough to play. 

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Sophomore quarterback Hudson Card has started for Texas since Ewers went down, going 2-1 in his absence. Head coach Steve Sarkisian said earlier in the week that both quarterbacks will be prepared to play come Saturday. 

"Both guys have prepared really well," Sarkisian said, according to Sports Illustrated. "I thought both of them had a really good week of preparation. I think both of them are probably as healthy as they’ve been in about a month. 

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"Quinn has had to do it from a rehab perspective off the field. Hudson has kind of played through his injury. We feel very confident with both guys going into Saturday."

Quinn Ewers (3) of Texas in action, passing against Alabama at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas, Sept. 10, 2022. (Greg Nelson/Sports Illustrated via Getty