The Steelers got a cheap, serviceable season from Russell Wilson to help clean up a previously messy situation, but they could move on from him in 2025.

An interesting report emerged this morning alleging that Texas starting quarterback Quinn Ewers was offered ... earlier today revealed that Ewers was offered $6 million for exactly that thing.

Quinn Ewers had a chance to put the rumors ... On3 Sports reported last week that an unnamed school made a $6 million offer to Ewers to enter the transfer portal and play quarterback for its ...

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers answers questions ... Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers, a potential top prospect in the 2025 NFL draft, was offered $6 million to enter the transfer portal ...

Texas football quarterback Quinn Ewers is being offered a $6 million NIL deal to enter the transfer portal and play for another team during the 2025 season. According to On3’s Pete Nakos ...

Quinn Ewers reportedly has a $6 million NIL offer to move away from Texas, but one former Longhorn seems to believe that would be a massive mistake. On3 Sports reported Tuesday that Ewers has a ...

Quinn Ewers reportedly has a massive offer on the table to switch schools and stay in college for another year. On3 Sports reported Tuesday that an unnamed school is making a $6 million pitch to ...

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers (3) celebrates a touchdown in the second half of the Red River Rivalry college football game between the University of Oklahoma Sooners and the Texas ...

As the Texas Longhorns finish prepping for their Peach Bowl quarterfinal matchup against the Arizona State Sun Devils, questions persist over the future of starting quarterback Quinn Ewers.

Unfortunately, this probably means that the playoff run will be the last we will see of starter Quinn Ewers rocking ... next season may have made Ewers some $6 million richer.

Wilson was a bargain at $1.2 million after being released by the Broncos, going 6-5 as part of the team going ... as the team improved to middle of the pack in scoring offense.