Texas football right tackle Cameron Williams is declaring for the 2025 NFL draft according to a report from ESPN's Pete Thamel.

On Tuesday, On3 insider J.D. Pickell floated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish as a potential landing spot for Ewers. Pickell mentioned how Mike Denbrock, the current Notre Dame offensive coordinator, helped Jayden Daniels improve his game after his transfer to LSU and how that could benefit Ewers in the long run.

The hard deadline for college football underclassmen to declare for the 2025 NFL Draft is Jan. 15, but even into late January, players will be making decisions about their future. Thanks to the expanded College Football Playoff,

Georgia, Texas, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State and Notre Dame have rosters filled with NFL talent — both for 2025 and beyond; Boise State has arguably the most exciting offensive player in America; And Arizona State gets to trot out Cam Skattebo, who is just really fun to watch.

Texas football is losing yet another player to the NFL Draft. Offensive lineman Cameron Williams is declaring for the draft, per ESPN. He joins a horde of other Longhorns who are leaving Austin this offseason.

The Texas Longhorns suffered a season-ending loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes in the College Football Playoff semifinals on Friday night, and it sounds like that game also marked the end of Quinn Ewers’ time with the team.