Austin, Texas - Quinn Ewers is set to kick off the 2023 college football season as starting quarterback for the Texas Longhorns, but there's a coach out there wondering if the opening act will be a one-hit wonder.

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Per Adam Rittenberg of ESPN, an anonymous Big 12 assistant coach believes touted Texas freshman Arch Manning will dethrone Ewers at some point this season.

The unnamed coach isn't convinced that Ewers can lead Texas all the way to the top without leading rusher Bijan Robinson, who went pro in the NFL in April.

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"Last year, [Texas was] really solid at running back, so you don’t put a lot of pressure on your quarterback," the mystery coach said. "I know [Ewers] is going to get a lot of hype and all that, but I don’t think he’s as good [as other quarterbacks]."

The coach further added that he believes Manning will "unseat [Ewers] at some point."

Last week, Quinn Ewers reflected on his fellow team QBs' promising development, as star-in-the-making Manning enters his debut college football season.

"I think [Manning and Maalik Murphy] have both grown a lot," Ewers said. "Arch is kind of getting used to the offense and getting used to what it looks like."

The No. 11 ranked Texas Longhorns will open the 2023-24 season at home against Rice University on Saturday, September 2 at 3:30 PM ET.