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Of course. Let’s say Quinn goes down with an injury in Game 1, and Malik leads them to a 14-1 record. At that point it would be very unlikely that he would be allowed to leave; Texas would put a very competitive NIL package. But let’s say Quinn plays well the entire year, and Malik only sees...

Ewers also had a perfect recruiting rating, and looked good to fantastic last year in his first year in the system. There’s almost no way that Arch - who did not look great in the spring game - overcomes him absent injuries to Quinn and Malik.

Depends. If Ewers returns in 2024, Malik is gone If Ewers leaves for the NFL, it basically has been said that the job thereafter would be Arch’s. Plans can change, but Malik was not part of their long term plans.

Ewers won’t transfer unless absolutely necessary; he’s already used his transfer. More importantly, he looked good last year.

Arch was essentially promised the starting job after Ewers departure, and it is (likely) anticipated Malik leaves after this year.