PHOTO: Texas QB Quinn Ewers’ GF Madelyne Barnes celebrates anniversary with a beachy snap

Quinn Ewers is enjoying the last of what's left of the college football offseason. The Texas Longhorns quarterback must be at his best if he intends to lead Steve Sarkisian's men to victory.

However, before putting on his cleats, Ewers is blowing off steam with his girlfriend, Madelyn Barnes. The couple posed for a photo at the beach with Ewers in sky-blue striped boxers and Madelyn rocking a two-piece black bikini.

Ewer's girlfriend uploaded the picture on her Instagram story on Monday and captioned it:

"Year & a half !!!!"

"I love you so big!! 🩵"

Screenshot via IG/@madelynebarnes

The Longhorns will be up against the Colorado State Rams in Game 1 of the 2024 college football season. With Sarkisian already establishing Ewers as QB1, the 21-year-old will be expected to pick up from right where he left off last season.

Quinn Ewers signs six-figure NIL deal with apparel company

Longhorns QB Quinn Ewers added a six-figure NIL deal to his growing portfolio, signing with the athletic apparel brand Rhoback on Monday. The Texas native has become a hot commodity in the endorsement world after his exploits last season.

Reports indicate it's worth between $100,000 and $150,000. Rhoback is a premium athletic wear company.

Rhoback announced the partnership with the caption:

“Quinn’s leadership, demeanor, and love for the game immediately stood out to us. We can’t wait to showcase Quinn’s talent and personality as he appears in our “EARN IT.” campaign this fall. We are proud to be a part of Quinn’s team.”

Ewers will see himself with fellow athletes associated with Rhoback, including Clemson QB Cade Klubnik, Alabama QB Jalen Milroe, and Penn State RB Nick Singleton. Ewers is one of the highest-valued NIL earners in college sports with a reported valuation of $1.7 million (according to On3)

As Ewers prepares to lead the Longhorns this season, he's also on the watch lists for the Davey O'Brien Award, the Maxwell Award and the Walter Camp Player of the Year award.