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March 01 2025
Quinn Ewers NFL Draft: Interviews at the NFL Scouting Combine are extremely challenging. Coaches pose tough questions.
They are curious about competition and leadership. However, head coach Mike Tomlin of the Pittsburgh Steelers uses a different approach.
Tomlin is known for his new techniques. His questions aren't always the typical ones.
One of the top quarterback prospects was taken aback by one of his recent interviews. Quinn Ewers was the prospect.
For the 2025 NFL Draft, Ewers is a star quarterback. During his time at Texas, he threw for more than 9,000 yards.
Ewers told an funny tale in an interview with CBS Sports. It has to do with a question Tomlin posed to him.
Ewers was asked what his college major was by Tomlin. The question was unexpected.
When Ewers remembered it, he smiled. However, the story did not finish there.
Then Tomlin asked another question. He asked about the GPA of Ewers. Ewers informed him that his GPA was 3.3.
After that, Tomlin wrote it down on his notepad. Ewers could not control his laughter.
Ewers gave a CBS Sports explanation of the incident. Tomlin's question, he noted, was funny and lighthearted.
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It was a casual moment, despite the fact that he is one of the best prospects. It showed Tomlin's unique talent to connect with players.
This moment will be remembered if Ewers is selected by the Steelers in the draft. On draft day, it might even be called up.
The talk will probably include a question about his GPA. This is a funny and important point in their relationship.
From other coaches, Tomlin has a different style. Most of the coaches ask interesting questions.
However, Tomlin brings humor into it. It adds enjoyment to the interview process.
One of the best talents in the 2025 NFL Draft is Quinn Ewers. His journey is worth following.
Moments like this help him stand out even more as he continues to impress scouts. For more information about his NFL career, stay tuned.
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