$2.1m NIL-valued Quinn Ewers reveals his favorite choice of beverage with a new collaboration

Following his outstanding performance against Florida on Saturday where he threw five touchdowns, Quinn Ewers shared his postgame ritual after a win. The Texas quarterback revealed that he goes on to take his favorite beverage after matchups with a positive result.

In a social media post on Tuesday, Quinn Ewers disclosed his favorite choice of beverage, a non-alcoholic beer. It was made known by him in a sponsored post with Athletic Brewing Company. He inked an NIL deal with the brewing firm ahead of the season in August.

“Teaming up with the #1 non-alcoholic beer brand in the country means I always have a tasty NA beer after a win: @athleticbrewing #Ad #AskForAthletic #FitForAllTimes Athletic Brewing Company, LLC. Milford, CT and San Diego, CA. Near Beer. <0.5% alc/vol,” Ewers posted.

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Quinn Ewers’ growing NIL empire

Quinn Ewers’ has seen his NIL value grow sporadically in the last few seasons.

The quarterback has NIL deals worth $2.1 million, according to On3. One of the latest endorsement deals inked by the quarterback is one with Athletic Brewing Company.

"I guess the first thing for me is getting that taste, but I take my health seriously and my wellness,” Ewers told Fox Business in an interview about the deal. "So, having that taste is good to have, and strive to be healthier and whatnot at that aspect of things."

The quarterback has NIL deals with brands like Hulu, EA Sports, Nicholas Air, Beats by Dre, Panini America, Sonic, Aston Martin Dallas and 7-Eleven, among a host of others. He has the ninth biggest NIL value in college athletics.

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Steve Sarkisian praises Quinn Ewers after Florida's performance

Quinn Ewers had a brilliant outing on Saturday when Texas squared up against Florida at home in Austin. The quarterback completed 19-of-27 passes for 333 yards and five touchdowns, earning high praise from Steve Sarkisian.

"I thought Quinn played fantastic today, and I thought he played great two weeks ago against Vanderbilt,” Sarkisian said. “He had a little bit of bad luck with some tip balls, but he was on point again today. We had, unfortunately, a couple of drops for him, but he was on point.

“He really navigated the offense, as much as it was just throwing the ball. I just felt like our rhythm, our tempo, the intent in which we were playing the game, the ball was going to the right, guys on time. They were catchable balls where they could run with it.”

Playing in his final season of eligibility in college football, Ewers is looking to improve his draft stock for the rest of the 2024 season. He will look to lead Texas to success in the rest of the regular season as well as the postseason.