When Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers put on a masterclass performance, dismantling Florida with five touchdown passes, it seemed like just another highlight in the Longhorns' season.

While many fans are clamoring for Manning, his predecessor added to a historic streak he has been on. Ewers has officially thrown for a touchdown in 20 straight games, which is second in program history behind Colt McCoy, who went 29 games with a touchdown pass.

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Trailing in its high-stakes showdown with No. 4 Georgia, No. 1 Texas has made a change at the quarterback position.

Texas started Ewers in the third quarter. The 21-year-old junior helped the Longhorns go up 42-0 before head coach Steve Sarkisian decided to put Manning in with 7:03 left in the third quarter. Ewers finished the game 19-of-27 passing for 333 yards and five touchdowns.

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The Longhorns got outclassed on national television against Georgia, then went into their bye week fresh off eking out a win on the road against Vanderbilt (understandable this season, but still not the best optics).

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers threw five touchdown passes and had a relatively easy day in a blowout win over Florida. Ewers played so well, coach Steve Sarkisian pulled his starter in the third quarter and inserted backup Arch Manning.