CFB fans react to Texas QB Quinn Ewers’ unique cowboy hat look for 2024 SEC Media Days: “Looks like a dude,” “Heisman”

Fans reacted as Texas QB Quinn Ewers made his 2024 SEC Media Day debut on Wednesday wearing boots, a hat and a longhorn belt buckle. He made quite the fashion statement while he answered questions from reporters.

Fans were excited to see the QB's stylish style and couldn't resist reacting to his blue suit paired with an orange tie and boots.

Fans wrote many appreciative comments for Quinn Ewers.

"If there ever was a “Texas” quarterback," a user commented.

"Been one of his biggest critics when it comes to lacking confidence, but he looks like a dude here," a fan wrote.

"Like a boss!" a fan chimed in.

Others gave him more style suggestions, whle some called him a Heisman candidate.

"Why didn’t he wear his silver spurs hat, smh," one fan wrote.

"That hat doesn’t match his character," another fan commented.

"H3ISMAN," one fan chimed in.

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Quinn Ewers wants to be remembered as a pro player

The star QB of the Longhorns considered entering the 2024 NFL draft but instead returned to the team to play another year of college football. When asked about his decision at the 2024 SEC Media Days, he said that he wanted to gain more experience before entering the NFL.

"I think one of the main things for me was getting more experience under my belt," Ewers said as per Pacific Daily News.

"There is a line of demarcation for guys who really have success in the league and, obviously, there are some guys that have rare accounts of it not being this way, but there is a line, kind of 25. Twenty-five (college) starts - you see a jump in how their career went.

"I just kind of wanted to give myself a better chance to have a long and successful career in the NFL. I don't want to be a guy that just comes and goes. I want to be somebody who is remembered."

The Texas Longhorns and the QB will face Colorado State on August 31 before facing defending national champions Michigan Wolverines on a schedule that ends in November. Quinn Ewers threw for 3,479 yards and had 22 touchdowns and six interceptions last season.