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Here& #39;s some plays referenced in this story that help show why new Texas QB commit Quinn Ewers is the No. 1 prospect in the 2022 cycle.
1) Unfazed after being hit with a dislodged helmet, he’s flushed to the left and hits a 55-yard bomb.
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1) Unfazed after being hit with a dislodged helmet, he’s flushed to the left and hits a 55-yard bomb.
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2) Earlier in the same game against one of the top defenses in HS football- Ewers hits a long TD off his back foot despite a blitzer in his face off a free run
3) More willingness to stick in the pocket and throw with outstanding location in the face of pressure. This time against a DeSoto front that features a few Power 5 DL
4) Here& #39;s some of the arm strength from a clean pocket - close to a 50 yard throw on a line as his WR beats double coverage
5) You can see the ball pop out of his hand on this throw
6) One of the more unique facets to Ewers& #39; game as a sophomore is the advanced timing and location while making some difficult, small window throws
7) Ewers also has above average mobility, rushing for 568 yards and 9 TD in 2019. Here& #39;s a good example of a long TD on a scramble
8) We also see Ewers use his legs on designed plays, here on a keeper off the bash/zone read concept
9) Last one. Here we see the patience in making the read and then hitting the WR in stride on a similar concept to the play above
