Ad Disclosure
Quinn Ewers took a big hit in the first quarter of the game in Week 2, and he looked to be potentially out for the remainder of the contest against Alabama.
Ewers was trying to escape Alabama’s pass rush by throwing the ball away to the back of the end zone. Alabama’s Dallas Turner crowded Ewers, who went down his left shoulder with Turner on top of him. Ewers had a strong game leading up to the injury, going 9-for-12 for 134 yards.
For his part, Turner was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct for driving the quarterback into the ground. While Ewers walked off the field under his own power, he then headed to the locker room with a towel over his head for further evaluation.
Fans reacted to the hit on Saturday on social media:
Quinn Ewers walks off the field after taking a huge hit pic.twitter.com/yTltgbJLc7
— PFF College (@PFF_College) September 10, 2022
I hate everything about that Quinn Ewers injury
— 🦍BUM CHILLUPS AKA SPENCER HALL🦍 (@edsbs) September 10, 2022
Brutal hit for the #Longhorns. Looks to be out of the game. Collarbone or AC joint injury. Hate to see this. Quinn Ewers was playing absolutely awesome. @TexasFootball pic.twitter.com/cgmqd8uWKH
— SportSource Analytics (@SportSourceA) September 10, 2022
Really hoping the Quinn Ewers shoulder injury isn’t too serious. He has been impressive so far. 🙏#HookEm #Longhorns #texaslonghorns #CFB #Devy #ELITEseekers pic.twitter.com/sNNj6aElDM
— Ben Eby (@TheBenEby) September 10, 2022
Texas QB Quinn Ewers headed to the locker room following a short trip to the medical tent following his injury. Have to hope for the best for the young quarterback #HookEm
— HornSports (@HornSports) September 10, 2022
#Texas QB Quinn Ewers just took a huge hit and landed hard on his left (non-throwing) shoulder. This could be a collarbone or AC joint injury. pic.twitter.com/HZKtOrsDgr
— Inside Injuries (@InsideInjuries) September 10, 2022
Quinn Ewers was gonna upset Bama today. Felt it in my loins. Hate that injury.
— HaydenFF🏈 (@FalconsNextQB) September 10, 2022
Texas is looking to upset 20.5-point favorite Alabama, and are tied at 10-10 early in the second quarter. We’ll see if the Longhorns can keep up the momentum without Ewers.